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No that would be to big. Get the small one. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Good afternoon All, I was checking for this exact topic. I have clients who have the condenser style heat exchanger and rarely service them. My question is if a 17 cal.= 1/4” tube brush. Would a 19cal.= 5/16” tube brush?? Hope to hear from someone who can answer. Thanks all for the feedback.
You can pick up some rods at Lowe’s/Home Depot in the hardware section. Don’t use all- thread it can be to hard on the copper tubes. Look into using chilled water instead of the tower water , it is so much cleaner. You will need a control valve on the starter heat exchanger chilled water to stop any sweating in the starter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yes they do but u don’t want to pay for it. 17 cal cleaning kit Buy 2 kits some exchangers are longer than one kit will reach. Gaskets can be bought through the manufacturer
yeah, I've been having a hard time finding them. people tell me Walmart sells that size, but I don't know.
I've never seen a 19 caliber, so I've been using 17. They seem to work pretty well. But maybe 19 is better.
Hmm, I’ve used 19 successfully.....I’ll try a 17.
Originally Posted by 71CHOPS 1/4" tube brush, or a 19 caliber gun cleaning brush. if it's real bad, pull the inlet head also. .17 caliber
1/4" tube brush, or a 19 caliber gun cleaning brush. if it's real bad, pull the inlet head also.
York YK oil cooler and VSD cooler Does York offer a tool or kit for cleaning the tubes on the VSD and oil cooler? Thanks for any help.
York YK oil cooler and VSD cooler
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