Goo gone has always worked for me.
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10-25-2015
Goo gone has always worked for me.
10-25-2015
WD-40Originally Posted by SubwayGirl
10-26-2015
Brake cleaner is a great goto!
10-26-2015
I don't have any Goo Gone or brake cleaner right now so I will try WD-40 first and see how it goes.
10-26-2015
I wouldn't use brake cleaner on that.
, flipped dogbone bushings, Transgo shift kit, Hayden 403 trans cooler, Originally Posted by Yarbeau
10-26-2015
I'm not gonna douse the whole module with it. I would spray it on a paper towel or piece of cloth and then wipe it off.
10-26-2015
Just go grab some goo gone
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10-26-2015
i bet rubbing alcohol is rather safe too.
10-26-2015
You guys know I've tested brake cleaner.. c'mon
10-26-2015
Bill, do you go to Costco and pick up a pallet of that stuff? lol
10-27-2015
I tried rubbing alcohol and it did a pretty good job.
10-27-2015
i love that stuff, its great for so many things, and theres always a bottle in the house somewhere lol
10-27-2015
Sadly they dont' sell it locally
10-27-2015
I'm thinking you like it so you can inhale all the fumes.
10-27-2015
not really, dont like the smell. but its good for cleaning electrical parts, aka remote control boards key fobs, your pets ears, and it takes goo off stuff too.
and it burns blue lol
10-27-2015
My work has this non flammable bullsht that if you get it on you it burns like a mother fuker!
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10-29-2015
I'll have to try that.
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