Engine to Clean

beanwood · Mar 22, 2019

Brake & Clutch cleaner has been working really well for me in a little hand spray bottle. You can see the oil dripping off without even agitating it.
Order a 5l tin, and it's not too expensive, but also doesn't need water.

border · Mar 22, 2019

Got some T F R ,and Gunk

KISSMYAURA · Mar 22, 2019

eurocarparts brake part cleaner 500ml spray £2 (or £1 if you have an account) get a scores worth, no water required and *bonus* its under pressure..................... and it evaporates afterwards, it gets to bits you cant get a brush to, change the nozzle and fit a straw (like WD) if needs be,

I stopped using degreaser and water about 10 years ago..

jamesmartin · Mar 22, 2019

KISSMYAURA said:
eurocarparts brake part cleaner 500ml spray £2 (or £1 if you have an account) get a scores worth, no water required and *bonus* its under pressure..................... and it evaporates afterwards, it gets to bits you cant get a brush to, change the nozzle and fit a straw (like WD) if needs be,

I stopped using degreaser and water about 10 years ago..

i like brake clean i get it by the gallon but its for finishing off ,not dirt busting like a pressure washer, ideally you want a hot pressure washer that can apply degreaser mixed with full pressure jet like mine but cold and paraffin or similar works well

border · Mar 23, 2019

Loads of crud up in flywheel, is it OK to fire the jet wash up there ? Think ive got all holes ect covered, is there anything else I should be careful of ?
Clutch seems OK but gonna put brand new one back in.

jamesmartin · Mar 23, 2019

border said:
Loads of crud up in flywheel, is it OK to fire the jet wash up there ? Think ive got all holes ect covered, is there anything else I should be careful of ?
Clutch seems OK but gonna put brand new one back in.

yes fine

border · Mar 23, 2019

jamesmartin said:
yes fine

cheers hope my Mate turns up with that Jet Wash tomorrow.

border · Mar 24, 2019

About as Clean as I could get it, Just about ready to drop in,
Not sure weather to drop it in first before fitting clutch and Gear Box as I will be on my own, think it might be easier to drop Engine in first.

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