Quote:
Originally Posted by mgarblik
Jim, we always used a Moroso accumulator on both our race cars. Unless the Canton device is much different in design, you MUST take it apart to clean it out. The Moroso units collect tons of debris between the O-rings that really act like pistons rings inside there. I would call them and ask what the deal is and how to clean it. I don't know of anyway to clean it without disassembly. The Moroso unit requires a giant pair of snap ring pliers to get the end caps off.
|
If anyone is looking for the snap ring pliers to use on that Moroso accumulator these are the ones to have.
https://www.harborfreight.com/12-in-...ers-57799.html
They will make life much easier!
__________________
"You have to evaluate the past,Focus on the future,and that tells you what you have to do in the present"--Lou Holtz
“It’s the process it takes to get to goals that sets us apart, the execution on every single play, one play,one life”
Notre Dame Head Coach Marcus Freeman
69 GTO NHRA Super Street Car
2860lbs 1/8 [email protected] 1/4 [email protected] in St.Louis April 2026
|