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88crxSi 10-25-2004 08:22 AM

Re:Steps To Cleaning a Block?
 
simple green + pressure washer is about as cheap / easy u can get.

if u want it cleaner to a machine shop u go.

ssl2k 10-25-2004 12:04 PM

Re:Steps To Cleaning a Block?
 
dishwasher...
tthats funny

SkunT 10-25-2004 03:27 PM

Re:Steps To Cleaning a Block?
 
what about say....

the engine is sitting inside my house, halfway built.
a rag and a toothbrush, and maybe a parts brush with some simple green and alot of towles. i think it will do.

robs99si 10-25-2004 03:57 PM

Re:Steps To Cleaning a Block?
 
what about pure chlorine? i think that'll do the job.

civicvtecb16a 10-25-2004 05:25 PM

Re:Steps To Cleaning a Block?
 
:o I get soooo hammered if my mum caught me with my block in the dishwasher! :o

ssl2k 10-27-2004 01:07 PM

Re:Steps To Cleaning a Block?
 

Originally Posted by sccaeg
what about say....

the engine is sitting inside my house, halfway built.
a rag and a toothbrush, and maybe a parts brush with some simple green and alot of towles. i think it will do.

;D

HMT style...

projekteg 10-27-2004 01:33 PM

Re:Steps To Cleaning a Block?
 
i went to the car wash yesterday, popped the hood sprayed everything down with that 'soak tires' green ---- on the sprayer, let it sit, washed the rest of the car, then came back and hosed the ---- out of the engine with 10k psi's of water and it looks brand new, the end.


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