IS your wife going on a vacation soon??? LOL I have "cleaned" oily brake disk in a electric self cleaning oven. I don't mean continuous cleaning ones. The ones that lock the door and get real hot. It will stink terrible.
In the mid 1980s, when money was real tight, I bought a Oliver 1650. The brake disk where good but oil soaked. I did not have the extra money to replace them. So I cleaned them up the best I could with gas. I then heated them some with a propane torch. That flashed the gas off. I was still getting oil out of the disk linings. So I put them on a junk cookie sheet and ran the oven through a cleaning cycle. It kept the plates hot enough for a period of time that the oil ran out of the bottom side. Yes I had to turn them over and run another cycle. This was about the time the "wife" got home. LOL I worked pretty late in the shop for a few nights.
It worked. The brakes worked and did not fade out as the friction of stopping worked more oil out. The oil seemed to have been cooked out.
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