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I had theorized that the solvent would indeed carry the oils then evaporate leaving the oils .Evidently then that must be the way they work .

My dad had some special precision gauge oil that would siphon past the treads in a mason jar . I think it was a mixture of DMSO and some thin oil product . After he retired in 1980 his hobby was restoring old Jeeps to like new condition .He must have done a few dozen . Needless to say in...

For what it's worth the symbol > is also used in computor logic in a program we call "string logic " .

With that in mind then the newer trannys must use Viton or some other type more durable type material for seals . I really don't know myself having only worked on trannys that used Dextron II type fluids . That type by the way is what we run in the splitters becuase it will flow at sub zero...

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What,they are the same? Didn't know that .

It shouldn't .The seals generally are made of Buna-n /nitrile which is oil resistant .Although I will admit they can deteriate over time . I think though in most cases the deteriation is caused by heat .

I have no doubt that some of these super penatrants are nothing but a solvent and some oil based product . Whatever they are they work which is the main thing . There used to be some nasty smelling stuff called liquid wrench that did pretty good too but I haven't seen any in years .

Great stuff for those that try to unstick stuck stuff .I've used it for everything you can imagine . Recently I was given an old boat anchor Lombard saw that an Idaho faller drug half way across the US to give to me .The damned thing was made in 1956 ,can you imagine that ? I drowned the...