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I would not use it to degrease an entire engine compartment MichMan Jul 2023 #1
It was just a matter of what was on hand at the moment intrepidity Jul 2023 #10
Probably more a difference in moisture level and evaporation rates Hugh_Lebowski Jul 2023 #2
Gotcha. intrepidity Jul 2023 #11
There are differences taxi Jul 2023 #3
Depending what state the OP lives in, they may not have the choice to buy chlorinated MichMan Jul 2023 #4
That is true. It's definitely a good idea to test the product first. taxi Jul 2023 #5
Ah, thanks for those details intrepidity Jul 2023 #12
Here's hoping your project goes well. taxi Jul 2023 #17
Sound advice intrepidity Jul 2023 #18
Glad to help when possible. taxi Jul 2023 #19
Yeah... intrepidity Jul 2023 #20
Typically a green wire is a ground, but NOT every time. taxi Jul 2023 #21
Chlorinated brake cleaner kills. Hermit-The-Prog Sep 2023 #26
At least not anything hotter than 700 degrees. taxi Sep 2023 #27
500F / 260C is enough to produce phosgene gas. Hermit-The-Prog Sep 2023 #28
As I mentioned about rarified instances, taxi Sep 2023 #29
I get a longer buzz from the brake cleaner, but less of an "edge" from the contact cleaner Effete Snob Jul 2023 #6
See, now you bring up yet another application to consider intrepidity Jul 2023 #13
Regulation lacquer thinner (not the synthetic) is the best high if you're huffin. Hotler Sep 2023 #24
What I can't figure out is why anyone would want to clean their engine compartment? Chainfire Jul 2023 #7
Don't have a mower or deck, so can't speak to that. intrepidity Jul 2023 #14
Look at the MSDS sheets for each product MichMan Jul 2023 #8
Yeah, but first I must find them intrepidity Jul 2023 #15
This guy has some good tips about cleaning an engine compartment... mitch96 Jul 2023 #9
Chris Fix is one of my go-tos intrepidity Jul 2023 #16
here are some connector pix taxi Aug 2023 #22
Can't see em here neither... intrepidity Aug 2023 #23
I reccomend PJ1, find it at most motorcycle dealers and part stores. Hotler Sep 2023 #25
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