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Removing Love Bugs
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dlby
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Hello there
We live in Tavares
When the Spyderdeveloped a leak in connecting hose between radiators I could not believe hoe much crud was in each one. When I saw it disassembled I realized at least once a year its going to need deep cleaned
Hows the weather there?
Stuck up north with minor surgery at present
I love R&R put another dime in the jukebox baby!
We live in Tavares
When the Spyderdeveloped a leak in connecting hose between radiators I could not believe hoe much crud was in each one. When I saw it disassembled I realized at least once a year its going to need deep cleaned
Hows the weather there?
Stuck up north with minor surgery at present
I love R&R put another dime in the jukebox baby!
trikermutha
New member
Flush with hose water
Love Bugs
Thanks for the replies! Will try a combination of WD 40 and water. Already tried flushing with water from the front, air pressure from the rear and neither worked. Dlby, it's been a hot summer! Weather is starting to break, mid 70's first thing in the mornings and "only" low 90's for highs!
Pete
Thanks for the replies! Will try a combination of WD 40 and water. Already tried flushing with water from the front, air pressure from the rear and neither worked. Dlby, it's been a hot summer! Weather is starting to break, mid 70's first thing in the mornings and "only" low 90's for highs!
Pete
missouriboy
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I used to take them off my car with very, very hot water and a bug-sponge, but I don't know about radiators.
The effectiveness of hot water is self-evident when you notice how the effectiveness is lost as the water cools. Then it's time to dump the water and replace with HOT water again.
The effectiveness of hot water is self-evident when you notice how the effectiveness is lost as the water cools. Then it's time to dump the water and replace with HOT water again.
Devious56
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You will be amazed, but you can take a dryer sheet, wet down the area with the love bugs, and wipe (not rub) the area gently and the bugs will disappear. You may have to do this twice, but when finished then rinse off the suds and bugs and your ride will be good as new. It doesn't make any difference what brand, they all have the same chemicals in them. And remember, don't rub, it might scratch the paint, wet, rub gently, rinse.
David
David
Bob Denman
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A little extreme... but effective! :joke:
Devious56
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Typical for some Spyders.
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