Cleaning up oil after fluid change?
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Cleaning up oil after fluid change?
I asked this in another post and did not get many replies so here goes. After having the 1000 mile service at a local indy that worked at HD for 20 years he used brake cleaner to clean up the oil that leaked out when replacing the oil filter. He said that he has done this for years with no problem of damage to the wrinkle painted motors. What do you use to clean the area under the oil filter?
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RE: Cleaning up oil after fluid change?
I just time my oil changes with washes. I change the oil and let it run every where. Right before I wash the bike, I spray the oil parts with WD-40. It cuts the oil and rinses it off. Then, I just wash the bike. No big deal. If I have to do an oil change and no wash. I do the same thing. The WD-40 will drip off and dry.
I have an indy buddy that uses brake cleaner also. While, I know it does a good job, I also wondered what the long term affects on paint and powdercoat would be.
I have an indy buddy that uses brake cleaner also. While, I know it does a good job, I also wondered what the long term affects on paint and powdercoat would be.
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RE: Cleaning up oil after fluid change?
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"Greased Lightning" available at Lowe's for $6.97 a gallon. Buy yourself a qt spray bottle and refill as needed.
"Greased Lightning" available at Lowe's for $6.97 a gallon. Buy yourself a qt spray bottle and refill as needed.