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  1. 8th September, 2017, 09:25 AM #1
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    Default how to remove silicone gum inside ecu easily ??

    I have got many ecus sl96 , s2000 etc ,their boards are covered by a silicone layer cant remove it easily , I cant desolder any thing from this ecus as the silicone remains on eproms pins !
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    Just for Immo off? I usually scrap/pick it away with a small blade. Tedious but doable

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