simple way to get the mud out ur radiator
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the soy lecithin found in non-stick cooking sprays will build up and create a sticky "hard" film over time- it won't take much to clog or reduce the cooling capacity of the radiator.
on a different note: FYI for those of you who use non-stick cooking sprays; the film that's stuck on the pan after you're done cooking- that "impossible to get off without a steel wool pad or oven cleaner" film- that ugly film that discolors the beautiful stainless steel pan... is soy lecithin. Just use plain olive oil (which has a higher burn temp then vegetable oil) and your pans will always look good as new.
so ya- don't be spraying PAM in your radiator.
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But, if they are spraying it on the seat it would probably work to keep the radiator clean... especially after the first turn But seriously if you want to us something to help make cleanup a little easier on your plastics I recently saw something about spray on tire foam cleaner. I haven't tried it, but I don't play in the mud enough to worry about it... but they said that it makes the plastics really shiny too
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