Whats with all the Wurth cans?

[coolcars782]

Whats with all the Wurth cans? Whats in them, looks like the brake cleaner - but what would you use it on?

Carl

[super__dan]

It's the 'motor' cleaner the local shops sells, anyone flying there can't take motor cleaner in the aeroplane so you buy it when you get there.

[coolcars782]

Cheers Dan,

I couldnt work out where they would use it.

Carl

[Ross]

Says Brake cleaner on the can

[coolcars782]

Originally Posted by Ross

Says Brake cleaner on the can

Well I thought you would put brake cleaner on brakes I didnt know it can be used as motor cleaner

Carl

[DCM]

it is a chemical cleaner that leaves no residue (thats what motor cleaner is), you use it to flush bearings, driveshafts, shocks, all sorts...

[peetbee]

Originally Posted by DCM

it is a chemical cleaner that leaves no residue (thats what motor cleaner is), you use it to flush bearings, driveshafts, shocks, allsorts ...

Does it make licorice taste better then

It's very effective at cleaning bearings, but other than that I wouldn't have thought there was much use for it on brushless motors would there?

[racingdwarf]

if it's all dirty ( and reading Jimmys report...it was) brushless still meed to be cleen

[peetbee]

But brushless don't get dirty as in burnt carbon from the brushes that stuck to everything, that's why I was confused as just dust would brush or blow off without the need for the cleaner wouldn't it?

[DCM]

it is the bearings that need flushing. But brake cleaner is also a lazy way of cleaning the plastics too lol

[jimmy]

You have to clean the US-style tyres (prolines were specced) where they'll be glued so they'll stick properly. Brake cleaner on a paper towell is the way to go.

[peetbee]

Now that makes sense