Motor Care?
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RE: Motor Care?
No.
I did that to a trinity motor i had once and it promptly burnt the brushes up as soon as I did it. I was running the motor as i sprayed though, so possibly if you let it evaporate for a couple hours after spraying it might be ok.
I did that to a trinity motor i had once and it promptly burnt the brushes up as soon as I did it. I was running the motor as i sprayed though, so possibly if you let it evaporate for a couple hours after spraying it might be ok.
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RE: Motor Care?
You can also use non chlorinated brake cleaner/Gum cutter from auto parts store's (Rc motor spray is the same stuff just marketed differently and only 3-4 bucks a can as opposed to like $10 for rc branded motor spray)