engine cleaning...
#1
engine cleaning...
I have never thought of doing this before but I tore my engine down for my normal inspection and maint, going to put new ceramics f&r in as they have 5 gallons on them now, anyways anyone ever use crockpot to clean their engine crank case, like we do with our exhausts? I wouldnt think it would hurt it in anyway but dont wanna find out the hard way LOL
Ryan
Ryan
#2
how do u use crockpot to clean exhaust?
#5
engine
after i leanrt the hard way about always keeping it clean with engines.
i have got a question. when we race and need to check the glow plug or even after a race day . how do u guys clean the area around the glow plug prior to removal?
since i dont have an air compressor readily available with me, i use a brake cleaning. spray into it upside down until i see no gunk around the glow plug then remove it.
how about u guys? any suggestions?
i have got a question. when we race and need to check the glow plug or even after a race day . how do u guys clean the area around the glow plug prior to removal?
since i dont have an air compressor readily available with me, i use a brake cleaning. spray into it upside down until i see no gunk around the glow plug then remove it.
how about u guys? any suggestions?
#6
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after i leanrt the hard way about always keeping it clean with engines.
i have got a question. when we race and need to check the glow plug or even after a race day . how do u guys clean the area around the glow plug prior to removal?
since i dont have an air compressor readily available with me, i use a brake cleaning. spray into it upside down until i see no gunk around the glow plug then remove it.
how about u guys? any suggestions?
i have got a question. when we race and need to check the glow plug or even after a race day . how do u guys clean the area around the glow plug prior to removal?
since i dont have an air compressor readily available with me, i use a brake cleaning. spray into it upside down until i see no gunk around the glow plug then remove it.
how about u guys? any suggestions?
#7
workinman- I never had any issues with hardcoated pipes or even polished pipes polished pipes will need a quick "polish" to loook like new again..
so to the original question I think I will be fine using my antifreeze crockpot over night for tmy block with out any issues...
so to the original question I think I will be fine using my antifreeze crockpot over night for tmy block with out any issues...
#8
workinman- I never had any issues with hardcoated pipes or even polished pipes polished pipes will need a quick "polish" to loook like new again..
so to the original question I think I will be fine using my antifreeze crockpot over night for tmy block with out any issues...
so to the original question I think I will be fine using my antifreeze crockpot over night for tmy block with out any issues...
#9
i use a ultrasonic cleaner with 50/50 mix of isopropyl alcohol and water.
#12
damn. Really??? How hard is it to clean a case? Simple green, disassemble, take out P/S, crank. Take the bearings out, Clean with brake cleaner, reassemble.
Just don't go 10 gallons before cleaning it. Do it every couple gallons and it will be easy.
cooking it overnight with antifreeze
Just don't go 10 gallons before cleaning it. Do it every couple gallons and it will be easy.
cooking it overnight with antifreeze
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#14
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Hey guys, you are reading too much into the maintenance area with these engines, acquire one, tear in it down, inspect, clean, seal, break it in with respect, race it At this point, if you have been vigilant no need to replace,rods cranks, bearings, or anything . These engines are made for racing, and thats just what they will do