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Cleaning xud injectors. - bashbarnard - 27-02-2015
Worth doing this. If so how? Read some dude on here doing it with oven cleaner.
RE: Cleaning xud injectors. - zx_volcane - 27-02-2015
I wouldn't personally clean them if there is nothing obviously wrong with them - ie sticking or dribbling
The chances of you introducing some dirt into them is high unless you're completely anal about keeping things clean, and i doubt there is anything to gain if they're working ok.
bang some new nozzles in and get them popped up by all means
RE: Cleaning xud injectors. - ADV_93 - 27-02-2015
Your best bet is new nozzles
RE: Cleaning xud injectors. - Owen_G_ - 28-02-2015
Well it won't make them any worse. I'm cleaning mines soon. Yea Pioneer paddy suggested to use oven cleaner so I'm gonna give it a go.
RE: Cleaning xud injectors. - bashbarnard - 28-02-2015
Fair enough may have to invest in some new nozzles for my spare set at a later date. Right now I'm very very short of cash.
RE: Cleaning xud injectors. - Uberderv - 28-02-2015
New nozzles are best but cleaning them does help. I've done it a few times. Just don't mix the parts up between each injector. The liquid ( sodium hydroxide) in a box of oven pride is very good at dissolving carbon deposits. Its cheap in Aldi at min too
RE: Cleaning xud injectors. - pioneer DJ paddy - 28-02-2015
Ye that was me lol helped mine abit and peace of mind known there cleaner lol
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