Oct 15, 2021 #1 D DBM_imp Been there Thread starter I saw some small rust pits on the chrome oil cooler lines. I am wondering if a problem could occur from these pits causing a leak.
I saw some small rust pits on the chrome oil cooler lines. I am wondering if a problem could occur from these pits causing a leak.
Oct 15, 2021 #2 G GoldOxide_imp Road warrior Maybe unlikely, but ... pictures speak volume. Let the Forum masses see?
Oct 16, 2021 #3 Tev62 Road warrior DBM_imp said: I saw some small rust pits on the chrome oil cooler lines. I am wondering if a problem could occur from these pits causing a leak. Click to expand... I occasionally get some in the same place but it is generally just a little bit of surface rust which easily comes away on a clean. A bit of FS365 or similar all around the engine does help in this respect.
DBM_imp said: I saw some small rust pits on the chrome oil cooler lines. I am wondering if a problem could occur from these pits causing a leak. Click to expand... I occasionally get some in the same place but it is generally just a little bit of surface rust which easily comes away on a clean. A bit of FS365 or similar all around the engine does help in this respect.
Oct 16, 2021 #4 G GoldOxide_imp Road warrior Yes, some modern chrome polish/paste will make fast work of surface rust pitting and protect the region in the future.
Yes, some modern chrome polish/paste will make fast work of surface rust pitting and protect the region in the future.
Oct 16, 2021 #5 M Mixagon_imp Running like a top I find ACF50 is very good at stopping corrosion. TESTED: ACF-50 corrosion protection review | Motorcycle Sport & Leisure
I find ACF50 is very good at stopping corrosion. TESTED: ACF-50 corrosion protection review | Motorcycle Sport & Leisure
Oct 16, 2021 #6 J jtopiso_imp Been there Try to scrub with aluminium foil. If it's surface dirt/rust it will come off, and th aliminium won't scratch chrome or stainless
Try to scrub with aluminium foil. If it's surface dirt/rust it will come off, and th aliminium won't scratch chrome or stainless
Oct 19, 2021 #7 D DBM_imp Been there Thread starter jtopiso_imp said: Try to scrub with aluminium foil. If it's surface dirt/rust it will come off, and th aliminium won't scratch chrome or stainless Click to expand... Thanks for the tip GoldOxide_imp said: Yes, some modern chrome polish/paste will make fast work of surface rust pitting and protect the region in the future. Click to expand... I will try this and report back. I have a tube of SemiChrome paste GoldOxide_imp said: Yes, some modern chrome polish/paste will make fast work of surface rust pitting and protect the region in the future. Click to expand... I will try this and report back. I have a tube of SemiChrome paste.
jtopiso_imp said: Try to scrub with aluminium foil. If it's surface dirt/rust it will come off, and th aliminium won't scratch chrome or stainless Click to expand... Thanks for the tip GoldOxide_imp said: Yes, some modern chrome polish/paste will make fast work of surface rust pitting and protect the region in the future. Click to expand... I will try this and report back. I have a tube of SemiChrome paste GoldOxide_imp said: Yes, some modern chrome polish/paste will make fast work of surface rust pitting and protect the region in the future. Click to expand... I will try this and report back. I have a tube of SemiChrome paste.