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Interested to see if the UKDM purge solves your random CEL for evap.

aklackner wrote: ↑Wed Nov 14, 2018 11:12 pm Looks the same as I have. The nipple facing forward goes to the IM.

Pm me if you need any more photos of how I have it setup.

I tried to pm you. It seems maybe it's stuck in my out box . Let me know if you got it please?

So here we go again. I tried to get the cool citrus rust remover but the hardware store stuff said for wood applications. I used this instead. Someone said they used it on a bmx site for gun part cleaning, bike auto, household. Here is my results

Looks great, I love bar keepers friend never thought to use it to clean parts up. I’ll have to give it a try now.

Ohh snap, looked into my car only to find out it was missing. I’ll have to check Al’s thread. Great job on restoring this piece by piece. This is the same method I plan on taking once I’m able to drive my own. Keep the updates coming!

I tip my hat to you for the elbow grease. FYI I would research ultrasonic / ionic cleaners. They can dramatically reduce the effort in cleaning and offer excellent results.

coolhandluke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 21, 2018 11:14 am I tip my hat to you for the elbow grease. FYI I would research ultrasonic / ionic cleaners. They can dramatically reduce the effort in cleaning and offer excellent results.

Thank you kindly. I have seen it for cleaning hardware. Do they also remove rust ? The bracket had rust on it not dirt and grime. I really wanted to use the cap citrus solution but my hardware store didn't have it. Check out some results here.
https://bmxmuseum.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=121049. The bartenders friend worked better than expected and cost less than $2.00 . I don't have any rusty hardware but it would be cool to see someone with rusty hardware try the cap solution out.

Right now lots of beautiful lights outside. Here we go,

The top is for the integra. Bottom a bulb and tstat for the driver