Cleaning the AAC
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gniknave
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Cleaning the AAC
My AAC is off right now as I was planning to clean it until one question came to mind. What do I use to clean it?I did a search and found a few threads about results from cleaning the AAC, but none stated exactly what was used. I'm assuming maybe throttle body cleaner or brake cleaner may work (i'd use the tb cleaner), but I don't like to assume.
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Re: Cleaning the AAC (gniknave)
Ive used brake cleaner and carb cleaner, and i think carb works slightly better.....
You should see just shiney metal in there!
You should see just shiney metal in there!
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Re: Cleaning the AAC (elwesso)
Cool. Thanks Wes!
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Re: (dannymchale)
A college sports conferencedannymchale wrote:What's the ACC?
The AAC (Auxilary Air Control), also known as IAC...see Jesda's pics in this thread when I asked the same question a while back: http://www.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=33796