testing the chris megamix homemade penetrating oil let’s see if this Homemade penetration oil works in real life I hope this home made penetrating oil does a good job
Dad and I were just now discussing using ATF in one of our old farm tractors to clean out the fuel tank and injection pump. We couldn't remember exactly why it was supposed to be used in old diesel systems, now you answered it! Rust removal. Thanks for saving me a internet search! :)
Good job. So you are now the mad scientist of the day. One thing I find to be a great rust breaker is a propane torch. A bit of heat seems to do wonders as well. Keep on keeping on.
Hello Chris, may I suggest trying this 1 unit ATF + 1 unit Acetone + 0.5 unit Muratic swimming pool acid added last not on aluminum. Another is phosphoric acid air conditioner coil cleaner. Your first two do the penetrating while the acid does heavy rust removal. An alternate is to wire brush the exposed threads just don't run rust against closed treads. Upon reinstalling use anti-sieze compound or auto door latch slip stick especially with aluminum. If you're concerned about fastener loosing apply a dab of finger nail polish to fastener and held piece. A set of grip-tite sockets is a big help and avoid using a ratchet wrench on hi-torqued fasteners instead use a breaker bar. Of course pneumatic tools do wonders if the fastener isn't like to break. While in engineering classes most normal fastener are correctly torqued 1/4 turn after bottoming out hi-strength equal 1/2 turn. Remember bolts are in the best elastic range at proper torque. Newer engines use rotational degrees on head bolts instead of torque to set elastic holding force. Last if possible applying heat with electric heating gun or torch to part away from penetrating oil will make the penetrating mix more reactive.
thought when you was shaking it Chris , the bottom was going to fall out lolthat container you was using, was bought by your missus, its your new lunch-box next week !!! lol"bom bom bom bom esso blue" nice vid as always Chris....regards...Keith
I would of thought your mix is more expensive then plus gas. best to use old atf or old diesel engine oil, diesel engine oil has detergent and when mixed with a drop of paraffin and atf seeps in everywhere... but again as long as it works its good.
Dad and I were just now discussing using ATF in one of our old farm tractors to clean out the fuel tank and injection pump. We couldn't remember exactly why it was supposed to be used in old diesel systems, now you answered it! Rust removal. Thanks for saving me a internet search! :)
that's very interesting to know, bah water in diesel tanks is a real pain :)
We're not talking about the megamix tape you made for your girl in the 90's... LMAO, this guy is funny as hell....
Thanks Jordan ! I’m back after two years away just remembered my TH-cam password 😀👍 lol
You just need acetone and ATF no need for the other stuff. 50/50 mix.
Good job. So you are now the mad scientist of the day. One thing I find to be a great rust breaker is a propane torch. A bit of heat seems to do wonders as well. Keep on keeping on.
thanks, ive tried that but I think I didn't have enough power in my torch ! would love a oxy set up
All it take is money. =(;-) Keep on keeping on.
I come out in a rash when I spend cash :)
Hello Chris, may I suggest trying this 1 unit ATF + 1 unit Acetone + 0.5 unit Muratic swimming pool acid added last not on aluminum. Another is phosphoric acid air conditioner coil cleaner. Your first two do the penetrating while the acid does heavy rust removal. An alternate is to wire brush the exposed threads just don't run rust against closed treads. Upon reinstalling use anti-sieze compound or auto door latch slip stick especially with aluminum. If you're concerned about fastener loosing apply a dab of finger nail polish to fastener and held piece. A set of grip-tite sockets is a big help and avoid using a ratchet wrench on hi-torqued fasteners instead use a breaker bar. Of course pneumatic tools do wonders if the fastener isn't like to break. While in engineering classes most normal fastener are correctly torqued 1/4 turn after bottoming out hi-strength equal 1/2 turn. Remember bolts are in the best elastic range at proper torque. Newer engines use rotational degrees on head bolts instead of torque to set elastic holding force.
Last if possible applying heat with electric heating gun or torch to part away from penetrating oil will make the penetrating mix more reactive.
I reckon you'd be a shoe-in on play school, Chris. Great vid. Keep me coming.
Drop that piece in a tray of plain white vinegar for a few days,,as many as you wish really. It works
thought when you was shaking it Chris , the bottom was going to fall out lolthat container you was using, was bought by your missus, its your new lunch-box next week !!! lol"bom bom bom bom esso blue" nice vid as always Chris....regards...Keith
was it blue ? Keith, the container was pretty leaky lol
Paraffin? I think we call it kerosene or possibly lamp oil.
It’s Called All three I think ! Is lamp oil not as smelly? I’m not sure
So it works OK, all I need now is a tank big enough to dunk an Austin A40 in, if you come across one at a boot sale you know who to call.
a dipping tank ,or a A40? or both !, ill have a look under a few tables :)
Nice job.
theses questions need to be asked lol
irn bru and white lightning with a bit of parrafin, that will penetrate right through you too
I would of thought your mix is more expensive then plus gas. best to use old atf or old diesel engine oil, diesel engine oil has detergent and when mixed with a drop of paraffin and atf seeps in everywhere... but again as long as it works its good.
veg oil 90% + white spirit 10% super cheap works better than anything
And you're a Mad Scientist too? LOL
flattery will get you everywhere
Oh :D...Use gloves some conction that,
Just use vinegar daves on all the hate..