Why does the picture show the cleaner only? Also can this be used with motorcycle O-ring chains?
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The basic Simple Green is both a cleaner and degreaser and may well work on your O-ring chains. The product is quite concentrated and the bottle instructions give the dilution formulas depending on what you're cleaning. The company also makes other products, some of which may be more specific to your need. If you go to their website, they do have a formula specifically for "motorsports" under the "household" tab. They also have industry specific products under the "industrial" tab, which you might find useful as well. You can order from the website, or use their locator to find a product at a location near you. And Amazon carries many of these products, too!
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I would use something like "Finish Line Citrus degreaser" to properly clean the chain and then re-lube the chain. I use the wash and shine just to wash the road grime off the bicycle.
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This particular cleaner worked for my small two cycle carburetors. Should also be good for a small four-stroke.
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Just oil with any chain lube you like. There are different types for different riding conditions but general purpose bike chain lube is fine. A 4oz bottle will last a long time. EDIT- wipe any excess cleaner off with a dry towel before lubing.
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This is made to clean and polish chrome. It will even remove light rust and pitting. I use it on almost every part on my motorcycle.
862589
I have no experience with the product you identified. However, chain oil is designed to hang on to the bar and chain at the temperatures they operate at and provide cooling and cleaning to the clain. Also the issue is will the "wonder product" flow properly thru the saw pump at the right viscosity. The oil cleans the bar of saw dust as well a lubricating. I see no advantage in trying to "improve" on the process with a "wonder lubricant". I use chain saw bar oil, Husquavarna, and have had no problems. Remember in a chainsaw, oil is a consumable and disposable. Best Wishes
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The interior is large enough to clean long chains. I cleaned a bracelet, an 18" chain and a couple rings at the same time and had plenty of room. For a long chain you may have to curl it around the bottom a couple of times, and using the cleaner that comes with the unit, it should clean it fine.
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The one pictured is different than the model that I had purchased. The one that I had purchased mounts opposite directions. It is used for flashlights only. It works great on my handlebars and great for holding my smaller flashlights. There is plenty of room to do that. This one looks like it's more for mounting bicycle pumps on the frame. So I can't give you any experience in regards to this model for that purpose.
170643
That is correct Mike. This is a cleaner and lube in one. It won't leave excess residue either. Works great.
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i use it for my motorcycle tires. just takes a couple of minutes! works get, always have one with me!
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I've cleaned many o-rings over the years and never experienced any deterioration. Some rubber material however will slightly dissolve and be sticky. I never see any deterioration of any rubber product used in an auto engine compartment. I have rarely seen stickiness in other rubber products. The main thing I've seen that you have to be careful of with this cleaner is it's use on plastic products. They definitely need to be tested in a small area. If the plastic is clear, it may become opaque. There is also a good change it will become sticky and stay sticky even after the cleaner evaporates. I've cleaned many o-rings over the years and never experienced any deterioration. Some rubber material however will slightly dissolve and be sticky. I never see any deterioration of any rubber product used in an auto engine compartment. I have rarely seen stickiness in other rubber products. The main thing I've seen that you have to be careful of with this cleaner is it's use on plastic products. They definitely need to be tested in a small area. If the plastic is clear, it may become opaque. There is also a good change it will become sticky and stay sticky even after the cleaner evaporates.
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The small O-ring is to seal the filter drain bolt. You remove that bolt and drain oil from filter (using plastic piece with hose attached) before removing filter. Then you replace small O-ring underneath where drain bolt was.
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I wouldn't recommend this product for decreasing chains, it's more of a bike wash and will remove minor oil grime and dirt. I would recommend FINISH LINE Citrus bike degreaser for your drive-train cleaning. I use it with my Park Tools chain washer and it works well.
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Hello. This kit is not for cleaning intake. Intake cleaner is a different setup.
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Well it will help clean out old varnish-like leftover gunk from 15+ (?) years, but I wouldn't count on it doing its job without possibly creating more trouble. On an old/older bike, the carb gaskets may be close to shot and if there are other rubber-like parts (Viton jet adjustment screw ends, etc.) they might be changed/damaged in the RedLine solution with gas. It might be good to clean the fuel system this way, but you might just expect to do a carb rebuild afterward. E-Mail the red-line people for expert advice.
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That is a manufacturers question. Only bought this since it fit my cleaner.
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Remember that Simple Green will act as a degreaser. As such it can remove lubricants from bearing surfaces. Presumably you are going to dilute the SG with water so it may not be as active at removing lubricants like grease should it get on any lubed components such as sprockets and chains. Also be sure to test the diluted solution on the bike's finish.