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zccr-xsi

03-14-2008 11:01 AM

Re: Cleaning An ECU, what can I use?

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Originally Posted by xenocron

Brake clean works fine for me when I actually clean a board...afterwards I try and use a small layer of clear coat spray paint to protect the board once Im done soldering.

;) i was wondering of a good way of resealing it once i was done!to get that clear off the frist time i been useing a small bit of flux and a acid brush,then i take the alcohol with a soft tooth brush and it comes right off.

Toysrme

03-19-2008 01:50 AM

Re: Cleaning An ECU, what can I use?

Use the same electronic cleaner in a spray can you use to clean dirty audio pots.

HiProfile

03-25-2008 05:04 PM

Re: Cleaning An ECU, what can I use?

That cleaner is basicly naphtha, in some ways a gentle brake cleaner. I'd recommend that. The other alternative is >92% isopropal alcohol. Anything more diluted and you can leave some water behind. FYI if you ever get any electronic board wet, you can use that >92% to 'soak' any hidden water/condensation up.

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