Cleaning headers
06-17-2003, 06:07 PM
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Re: Cleaning headers
try simple green. Its a degreaser, and im not sure if it'll eat the ceramic or not (i doubt it will...) but, all you have to do is spray it on and wash it right off.
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Re: Cleaning headers
I used brake kleen on mine to clean the grease off before I started the truck. I let it evaporate before firing 
up the truck. The FLP's are not coated though, just stainless.
You could probably use something like Windex or spray nine also. I don't think those type of cleaners would be strong enough to eat ceramic coating. Try them in a small outta the way spot like the instructions say. :p
up the truck. The FLP's are not coated though, just stainless. You could probably use something like Windex or spray nine also. I don't think those type of cleaners would be strong enough to eat ceramic coating. Try them in a small outta the way spot like the instructions say. :p
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