Oxy Clean Pwnz me and my SC!
02-26-05, 10:54 AM
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Oxy Clean Pwnz me and my SC!
So i was changing my fuel pump ecu today and decided i had been spending too much time with my bimmer lately. It was time for a cleanup on isle 3. 
After a quick run to the store, and $8 later, my Sc looks like brand new. yep..$8
See what you think!
First, i had a bad window seal that was allowing the water to get in (fixed that).
After a quick run to the store, and $8 later, my Sc looks like brand new. yep..$8
See what you think!
First, i had a bad window seal that was allowing the water to get in (fixed that).
02-26-05, 10:55 AM
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02-26-05, 10:56 AM
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Then i tested some carpet on the rear tranny well. look closely at the spot nearest the center console where the brush did not get when i passed it over the carpet.
02-26-05, 10:58 AM
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So it hasn't been cleaned.
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02-26-05, 01:27 PM
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make sure you use warm water guys. Thats when oxy works best.
Be sure to vacuum it dry with a wet vac or an extractor. Dont want any funky smell from leaving it wet now do we =)
Be sure to vacuum it dry with a wet vac or an extractor. Dont want any funky smell from leaving it wet now do we =)
02-26-05, 04:17 PM
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where did you get it at?
02-26-05, 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted by mikal
make sure you use warm water guys. Thats when oxy works best.
Be sure to vacuum it dry with a wet vac or an extractor. Dont want any funky smell from leaving it wet now do we =)
Be sure to vacuum it dry with a wet vac or an extractor. Dont want any funky smell from leaving it wet now do we =)
thanks for the tip... now i can figure out why it didn't work in the first place
