well i got atf allover the driveway now after the pan had to come off. i have used speedy dry to help but i think it's kinda in their i was hoping that the sell some kinda cleaner somewhere. i can also power wash the area. need some ideas quick . moms is pissed.
asphalt driveway. by the way.
thanks, Erik
Castrol Super Clean, Drive up Driveway cleaner, Tide with bleach. I say get the super clean but any of those 3 should work pretty good. I tell you to let them sit on the stain for about 5-10 min before you even start to scub on it. then scub it good and rinse with a hose. the Super clean and Drive up you can get at the parts store.
PURPLE POWER DRIVEWAY CLEANER....AT ATOZONE....TELL MOM IT'S OK TO CALM DOWN :giggle:
HUG HER AND TELL HER YOU'R :sorry: AND YOU ARE NOT :bowdown: WORTHY
Congratulations, bear.. my first ignored user in months.. and my only currently ignored user, if memory serves.
thanks . guys. your rite im not worthy lol i got a kick out of this thanks
Sorry about the brief derail. Wish I could help ya, but our driveway is gravel.. and the old carport (now a screened in room) is a concrete slab. Don't know what to clean asphalt with, except maybe a pressure washer.
Yeah, so I'm going to ATOZONE tommorow, anyone need anything?
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well i got speedy dry sitting on it for the night soaking up what it can. and im gonna use this cleaner my moms got for the washer and see if that makes a dent. if not im going to autozone myself for some cleaner
Just change your oil and spread it all over the driveway, then it will look uniform...:D
But here's a tip on chainging the fluid and not making a big mess. Drain the converter first(yea I know most of you NEVER drain it). Put the plug back in it and start the engine, most of the fluid will be pumped into the converter, leaving the pan maybe half full....
Mmm, Bird351, i was wondering that the half of the members of this board were ignored by you.....
Only Kidding, Mr.....
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i never thought of draining the converter. it!!!!!!. oh well whats done is done
I put a Motormite (HELP) drain plug in my pan. If I had it to do all over again, I'd put it on the side wall of the pan instead of in the bottom, because it hangs kinda low. A 1/8" allen-head pipe plug raises the clearance a bit. PN is 65128, I think. If the white plastic gasket breaks, trash it and use Permatex #2 to seal it.
Same here - I'll be happy not to see any more of that "Eglish" :shakehead