I am struggling to find any kinds of good de-greaser on the market. they have done something to gunk and jizer which has basically stopped it working.
Whats everyone else using?
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maggspower
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I know what you mean, they seem to have taken out all the good stuff. Last time I bought the above product, it was still packed with the nasty good stuff and worked well.
What are you degreasing?
I know what you mean, they seem to have taken out all the good stuff. Last time I bought the above product, it was still packed with the nasty good stuff and worked well.
What are you degreasing?
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maxfield
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I use TFR instead.

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Morat
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I just bought some bilt hamber stuff. I'll let you know how it works.
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brilliant cheers mateMorat wrote:I just bought some bilt hamber stuff. I'll let you know how it works.
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scjimbo
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A manky old diff. As supplied by sweepmaggspower wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5L-ENGINE-CLE ... 4603998deb
I know what you mean, they seem to have taken out all the good stuff. Last time I bought the above product, it was still packed with the nasty good stuff and worked well.
What are you degreasing?
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SGP
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Petrol is the ultimate de-greaser, and probably the cheapest, but unfortunately not fool-proof. 
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Fix it till it is
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SGP
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Kerosene or paraffin much safer ( far higher flash-point)
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Fix it till it is
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I bought some Comma stuff last week. It's pretty good. It basically made all the gunk and oil on the top of my sump drip off in big lumps within seconds. Just move around with a toothbrush, wipe off with some clean rag or hose it off.
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scjimbo
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Thats cool where did you get it from?capnmchl wrote:I bought some Comma stuff last week. It's pretty good. It basically made all the gunk and oil on the top of my sump drip off in big lumps within seconds. Just move around with a toothbrush, wipe off with some clean rag or hose it off.
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Jos
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Did I see someone's suggestion of paraffin and washing up liquid mix for degreasing?
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