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I'm putting a 12 bolt into a project car that I'm finishing up. This rear end came from Colorado, so it is very clean. It must have been a leaker from the beginning because of a generous build up of grease and dirt around the differential housing. The finishes were pretty good, so I thought it might be interesting to see the raw finishes around the center of the rear with a few inspection marks revealed. Here goes:
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Wow, very pristine. What did you use to clean it Woj?
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Sam,
I used engine degreaser, kerosene and a soft bristle brush. What a messy job. I should have taken a before picture. Phil Woj |
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Wow gorgeous original housing!
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