I have a scored cylinder wall - will XADO help fill up the cracks in the wall?
1422883
Yes it will. I was burning half Quart of oil every 3 tank full but since I added XADO, there is no apparent oil loss.
1422884
It might... it will depend on how bad the cylinder wall(s) are scored. Something caused the the problem to begin with. That said... you could spend the bucks and give it a try and see if it helps. If not, get the all the cylinders redone (honed and new piston rings) and re-treat the motor for longevity sake. The stuff works.
1422885
Yes it'll help but it depends on deep the score is. http://www.xado.co.uk/xado_uk_engine_pistons_ring_cylinder_treatment.htm
476211
You will have a stopper for each cord and an attachment with hooks to fix to the wall. Hope it helps.
1962491
I have not used it for that application, buy I would think that it would work well at removing any corrosion if it exists. It can't hurt in any case. I've been using DeOxit for many tears and have found that it works wonders on any and all electrical contacts. One area that people forget are the various ground straps or cables they have in the engine compartment. Disconnect them and clean well with De-Oxit and replace tightly. I've seen cleaning the grounds fix some strange electrical problems.
2066641
I think it would work. Filling the crack is essential. You can apply more to make sure the crack is filled since irt binds well to that already there.
2032794
It straightened in time ...I also tacked it to the wall a bit. Help it go faster.
286078
I didn't feel or see any difference with Xado. I would suggest Hy-Per Lube Zinc Replacement Additive - 12 oz. I can tell a difference with Hy-Per Lube and my car seemed to run easier through my whole time between oil changes. I drive my car very hard everyday.
1396682
The Deoxit could crack the finish. I would avoid any spray on the paint/finish, especially if it is a Nitro finish.
2212822
It will scrape the wall. If the wall is smooth, it should do the job well. If the wall is very porous, paint will remain in the pits. Think if it as motorized steel wool.
1773976
It's probably not the best tool for the job. The toner won't be of any use at all through the wall. The way I would approach this problem is to take my VOM (volt ohm meter) and a spool of small gauge wire to extend one of the meter leads, then measure resistance from one termination to the other end of the speaker wire.You might be able to use the cable testing functions to check the continuity, but you'd have to convert it to an RJ45 connectors, and it's not worth the bother. =^..^=
939183
for an accurate answer you need to provide specific use and gas volume requirements. Note that the cylinder I received is not a quality products I expected. The paint finish is inferior and the hydro test date was several years old.
1159534
Don't know. Used it to get tv install closer to wall. It solved my prob. Always had good luck with Panamax products.
729448
As long as you have a solid substructure ie header,block wall etc you would be fine...predrill the stucco
575009
If you are referring to the pump I would say no. You need a hydraulic oil. something on the line of Wagner Hydraulic Fluid. or Graco pump armor. If you are referring to separating oil that goes into the pump in the same manner as paint to prevent the pumps piston from sticking during storage, then I use paint thinner, and if its going to be down for awhile like more than a week or two then mix some SAE30 motor oil in a ratio of 4oz. motor oil to 1/2 gallon paint thinner. But WD 40 is not heavy enough to protect the pump cylinder walls and bearings from wear.
188335
Although it should work, my advice would be not risk damaging a quality household vacuum. Sanding drywall leaves a very fine powder, more than a dust, and as a result the vacuum filter needs to be constantly cleaned or replaced; if not, the powder will clog the filter, restricting the air flow and places a high demand on the motor; in addition, the fine powder can work itself into the motor. My project involved 2 large rooms and the bathroom so I decided to purchase a $25 "Sand and Kleen' filtration system and with the Hyde Tool amazed how much drywall powder was collect, certainly saved a few bucks on replacing filters. Although it should work, my advice would be not risk damaging a quality household vacuum. Sanding drywall leaves a very fine powder, more than a dust, and as a result the vacuum filter needs to be constantly cleaned or replaced; if not, the powder will clog the filter, restricting the air flow and places a high demand on the motor; in addition, the fine powder can work itself into the motor. My project involved 2 large rooms and the bathroom so I decided to purchase a $25 "Sand and Kleen' filtration system and with the Hyde Tool amazed how much drywall powder was collect, certainly... » Read More Although it should work, my advice would be not risk damaging a quality household vacuum. Sanding drywall leaves a very fine powder, more than a dust, and as a result the vacuum filter needs to be constantly cleaned or replaced; if not, the powder will clog the filter, restricting the air flow and places a high demand on the motor; in addition, the fine powder can work itself into the motor. My project involved 2 large rooms and the bathroom so I decided to purchase a $25 "Sand and Kleen' filtration system and with the Hyde Tool amazed how much drywall powder was collect, certainly saved a few bucks on replacing filters. « Show Less
281116
Of course. I used it to fill in the gaps to prevent water leakage as well as using the foam to build a little stone wall up on the liner for cosmetics.I do not what you could not do with this 'stuff'. It will fix you right up.
1194283
We have had good luck with this. Before you try and score the bottle rub a small film of oil around it then score like the directions say. This will help to prevent cracks
2035240
It might work if you first fill the larger gap with little pieces of wood mixed with glue, then letting it dry up. Only then you can fill the top part of the crack with Plastic Wood, let it dry then sand & finish. Good luck!!