tomstanforster
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 | | Subject: what the best way to clean an engine Sat Oct 08 2011, 19:37 | |
| ive just bought another engine and it caked in 20 years of oil and crap, the manifolds are all off ,whats the best and safest way to clean it | |
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Lupton_20vt
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| | Subject: Re: what the best way to clean an engine Sat Oct 08 2011, 19:45 | |
| Swarfega jizer and a wire brush. | |
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matty_mk1
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| | Subject: Re: what the best way to clean an engine Sat Oct 08 2011, 20:02 | |
| - Lupton_20vt wrote:
- Swarfega jizer and a wire brush.
dont hurt yourself with it like lupton though  | |
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Lupton_20vt
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| | Subject: Re: what the best way to clean an engine Sat Oct 08 2011, 20:06 | |
| Yeak make sure its a manual one! | |
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guy
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| | Subject: Re: what the best way to clean an engine Sun Oct 09 2011, 09:58 | |
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I normally use diesel on an old washing up brush, as the engines out mate i'd then block up any ports both inlet and exhaust chuck any other chemicals I had at it (alloy wheel cleaner, TFR)and then get the pressure washer on it (concrete blaster if you have one) then after you've blown it dry with the air line spray with brake cleaner to get the oil residue off.
But then I am fairly lazy.
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