ER1C
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Amazon product
Works well no issues. As long as your nuts fit into it shouldnt be a problem.
Its small but I have only used it on a handful of things. Cleaned my calipers up a treat.
Works well no issues. As long as your nuts fit into it shouldnt be a problem.
Its small but I have only used it on a handful of things. Cleaned my calipers up a treat.
ER1C
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It was a 3Litre capacity.
JPL Ultrasonic Cleaning Solution 500ml For All Ultrasonic Cleaners
I just acquired another project, so I will have parts to do for the foreseeable future.Have you looked at a simple electrolysis setup DIY style. If its only the 1 time use type thing.
Never tried it but.
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Calipers from which vehicle please?
The front calipers on this Wolf are quite big and I can't imagine getting them in a 3l tank.
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ER1C
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It was calipers from my Delorean, and they were split so 1/2 of each side in at any one time.
Have you found that any particular brand of fluid works best?
ER1C
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Nope, I purchased about 8 bottles of that one I linked and have used 2... saw no need to deviate. I wouldn't OTT on the fluid its the ultrasonicness which is doing the work.
I have a similar one but bigger, they come in various sizes
Mate's using it at the moment cleaning his series carburettor
Is yours a 10 litre?
Yes, I noticed that.
I haven't looked into that far enough yet, but I have seen a number of articles describing making it yourself.
Not sure till I get it back , you can mix yer own fluid, saw it on google
We've got a idy biddy one that my wife uses, to clean her jewelry. Works superb with just water.
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Does your timer actually stop the heating when it reaches temperature? It seems the Creworks ones don't AND they only have a 6 month warranty - that's appalling.
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