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Salvage a oiled Torque Limiter/8070 ??
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Location: Shelbyville IL
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    Posted: 28 Dec 2011 at 1:57pm
Can you wash up and reuse the tq limiter disc after a rear main wash down. Got 100hrs on new one.Would like to re-use.Had to drop a gear to finish fall work to not slip it. Been a whole lot better to put that seal in when it was split & overhauled!!!...but it wasn't leaking!!!LOL
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Ive washed them in clean solvent, air blow dry,  then dried with a propane flame, you have to boil the embeded oil off the pads. good luck
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If it's ceramic pads, the clutch guy said they can be cleaned.  Organic material, he said it was hopeless as they soak it all the way though.
 
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Thanks Skip.Begin to think I wasn't gonna get any takers. Washed up with siphon sprayer(GASOLINE!) then soaked a couple hours in gas bath,blow dry and simmer on top of shop stove a couple more.(couldn't handle it bare handed) I'll "treat" the pads tommorrow with the propane. Using 2 bellville's and was holding in 2nd Hi,low side when oilly so I'm betting  it'll work cleaned up.
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