Fix your broken opti for $29.99!!!
09-16-2008, 11:54 AM
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09-16-2008, 04:50 PM
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1 in the bottom would then be plugged and the top one would be used as a vacuum port to make it vented. And all it'd have to be is baking soda or something, to eat the corrosion and not harm the optical circuitry, and then flush it again to make sure it's all clean. Easy way to tell would then just be put some vinegar in the flushed fluid and see if it foams any 
09-16-2008, 06:22 PM
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all you have to do is unplug it from the top, get a funnel, and fill it up... then feel the pain of a 500.00 piece of trash on your motor
09-16-2008, 06:55 PM
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heh What are those jugs actually for cleaning? I used to modify the store-use can for Glass and Surface cleaner to say *** and Face cleaner. I'll see if I have a picture still on this comp.
Pfaahah awesome, I do.
http://maxpain.lackeydom.net/AnF%20Cleaner/
Pfaahah awesome, I do.
http://maxpain.lackeydom.net/AnF%20Cleaner/
09-16-2008, 09:24 PM
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You know... that's not all that far fetched if there was a way to drill 2 holes in the cap 1 in the bottom would then be plugged and the top one would be used as a vacuum port to make it vented. And all it'd have to be is baking soda or something, to eat the corrosion and not harm the optical circuitry, and then flush it again to make sure it's all clean. Easy way to tell would then just be put some vinegar in the flushed fluid and see if it foams any
1 in the bottom would then be plugged and the top one would be used as a vacuum port to make it vented. And all it'd have to be is baking soda or something, to eat the corrosion and not harm the optical circuitry, and then flush it again to make sure it's all clean. Easy way to tell would then just be put some vinegar in the flushed fluid and see if it foams any
09-16-2008, 09:25 PM
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ive jerked the chains of a few customers at work with GM opti-kleen. I work at a dealer so the stuff is readily available, you wouldnt believe the people who take it seriously
all you have to do is unplug it from the top, get a funnel, and fill it up... then feel the pain of a 500.00 piece of trash on your motor
all you have to do is unplug it from the top, get a funnel, and fill it up... then feel the pain of a 500.00 piece of trash on your motor
09-17-2008, 07:46 AM
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I might try that at my dealership. 
09-17-2008, 04:52 PM
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yeah opti-kleen is washer fluid. damn good stuff too... going with what formula said, you guys may be familiar with the green assembly goo that comes in a tub, i scratched the embly off of assembly and it read *** GOO on the tub... needless to say, the customer who came to see how his transmission was coming along didn't find it too funny when he read the label on my table 
another way to entertain yourself at work while getting aggravated wrenching.
another way to entertain yourself at work while getting aggravated wrenching.