Parts washer dumb question
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From: Valley Head, AL
Car: 1983 Camaro "SC-350"
Engine: Mild 350 4-bolt
Transmission: 700R4 w/ TCI Stall
Well mine is a 3' wide X 3' wide and about 1' deep square metal tub with hinged lid with light that sits on top up a 20 gallon drum, which has a pump that sucks kerosene (or mineral spirits ect.) through a posable tube into the tub on top which of course you use to wash the parts, then has a drain with a filter that the kerosene goes back into the 20 gallon drum.
Had to give the specs, not all are the same...he he
BTW it really helped with my engine rebuild!
Had to give the specs, not all are the same...he he
BTW it really helped with my engine rebuild!
ever seen a dishwasher in a house? mine works the same way as long as my wife isn't around, actually mine is a dish washer in the house. i don't really care for the solvent types. i use my power washer or the car wash, brake clean, wire brush on my bench grinder or die grinder as well as the dish washer.
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From: Elizabeth, Colorado
Car: '94 Corvette
Engine: LT1
Transmission: 4L60E
1.) Bath Tub
(Worse thing I've done was a trans casing)
2.) Sink
3.) Yeap 'ede' I've done the dish washer a couple of times.
4.) Driveway with intake/carb cleaner. (It's dirt! come-of-thee-go-of-thee)
I'm a little more conservative now, cause I'm a home owner with a septic, but when I was renting a home in the big city !!! It would of been hell to be the sewage plant manager
Ron
(Worse thing I've done was a trans casing)2.) Sink
3.) Yeap 'ede' I've done the dish washer a couple of times.
4.) Driveway with intake/carb cleaner. (It's dirt! come-of-thee-go-of-thee)
I'm a little more conservative now, cause I'm a home owner with a septic, but when I was renting a home in the big city !!! It would of been hell to be the sewage plant manager

Ron
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