Hi, All.
So, the answer is "liquid detergent". i.e. Tide or dish detergent, or the
correct(read expensive) MBZ goo?
Thanks to:-
Rick
Johnny B.
Herr Doktor Marshall
TTFN
Fred Moir
Lynn MA
Drove it around the block. Yee-Haaaar!
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waited 'til the rain stopped to wash my car a** backwards as usual. >
The Car is not a prime example but it will go in excess of 161KPH. >
Next is new tyres. > General question:- When the head gasket went it
leaked a little oil into the cooling system. I have the MB citic acid
stuff, but what is best for de-oiling the cooling system? > [...]
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Frederick Moir wrote:
> Hi, All.
> No, Johnny B.
> I waited 'til the rain stopped to wash my car a** backwards as usual.
> The Car is not a prime example but it will go in excess of 161KPH.
> Next is new tyres.
> General question:- When the head gasket went it leaked a little oil into
> the cooling system. I have the MB citic acid stuff, but what is best for
> de-oiling the cooling system?
>
I used Prestone radiator flush on a VW with a blown head gasket. It
acted like a mild detergent. It seemed to work pretty well at getting
the oil out of the radiator and such. (You want it gone -- it can impede
heat transfer and soften hoses.) The plastic tanks had the worst
build-up because the oil floats to the top; I ended up taking those out
and scrubbing them with a bottle brush.
