Anybody know of any good ways to clean corrosion from the outside of of fuel rails and lines? Ive heard vinegar works but im looking for some other ideas.
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Cleaning fuel rails
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Do you have them off the truck? If that's the case just soak them overnight and the nasty crap floats to the top of the bucket
If you coat them after words, I'd reccomend using an old fitting to clean the sealing surfaces after coating or the may leak...
All of mine leaked after coating, make sure you tighten fittings then loosen them and retighten them again, Doing that sealed mine up.
2x ive used Muriatic acid before. just dilute it and don't leave it in too long
Bumping this old thread, but used CLR on mine and boy did it make the outside look nasty when it was done. Not the results I was thinking.
I always soak the lines in CLR for about 3 hours when doing the job, hit them with brake cleaner, compressed air and if your worried about the outside of the lines or rail hit them with some steel wool, it'll polish them up very nicely with little effort. Did mine two years ago and still looks great
I think i let mine stay in there too long, now they seem to want to rust the moment water touches them. I had to clean them up at the end with some Bars cleaner. It worked really well and i think is going to do the trick. I also just sprayed them down with WD40 and ill let them soak that up for a bit that should keep everything ready before assembly.