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    tom wortmann
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    Vessel Name: take it deep
    Engines: 6bt
    Location: point pleasant
    Country: usa

    im rebuilding a set of 370s while the one block and crank are at the machine shop im servicing the aftercoolers
    ive read up on tony way and will order kits this week
    my question is i have an ultrasonic cleaner i want to put the cooler cores in what solution should i put in the cleaner
    thanks

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  • #102509

    tom wortmann
    Participant
    Vessel Name: take it deep
    Engines: 6bt
    Location: point pleasant
    Country: usa

    thanks tony ill get some of that
    I’ve tried simple green it does some damage on aluminum that’s for sure
    the powder stuff that is labeled as ultrasonic cleaning solution doesn’t seem to anything
    ill give it a shot in my hot tank also

    #102431

    Tony Athens
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    Vessel Name: Local Banks
    Engines: QSB 6.7 550 HP
    Location: Oxnard, CA
    Country: USA

    Degreaser

    We have been using Members Mark purple stuff for 20+ yrs ?.. Both ultrasonic and in our “warm to hot tank”.. Plus most everything else that’s greasy.. It’s a good balance of cost, easy to get, and how it works.

    #102430

    Rob Schepis
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    Vessel Name: Tenacious
    Engines: 6BTA 5.9 330's - "Seaboard Style"
    Location: Long Island, NY
    Country: USA

    Simple Green not to be used on aluminum, some of the 6BTA cores were aluminum finned. The Seaboard shop has an ultrasonic cleaning setup, check in with Tony as to the solvent they use in the shop.

    #102415

    John
    Participant
    Engines: QSCs
    Location: NYC
    Country: USA

    Maybe Google ultrasonic cleaning fluid radiator –

    I’d give Simple Green cut down a bit a shot. Not too caustic.

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