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    Cleaning engine parts and decarbonizing

    Hi friends ,
    I wanted to know know what material and procedure to use while cleaning engine parts and can one De -carbonize at home ....
    asking because the manual says to use a rounded scraper to do so !!
    Of course scraper cant be used while cleaning exhaust pipe.. but talking about the ones which could ...
    wont it harm the head and other parts ??

    Thanks for you patience ,
    seeking your reply .
    Hope is a good thing ,
    may be the best of things and
    no good thing ever dies .

    Get busy living or get busy dying .

    - The Shawshank Redemption .
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      For cleaning engine parts get a good quality thinner bottle, no using thinner wont harm the head or crankcase or bore.

      For silencer check this topic on RDD RDDREAMS.COM • Login

      Edit : Pour the thinner into this http://www.firstaidmonster.com/image..._16OZ-5356.jpg spray bottle and you are ready to clean
      Last edited by psycho 98; 09-05-2009, 09:05 PM.
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        YOU are the one anna ...
        thanks a lot ...

        should i use a brush to take out stuck gum and oil or some other thing ?
        Hope is a good thing ,
        may be the best of things and
        no good thing ever dies .

        Get busy living or get busy dying .

        - The Shawshank Redemption .

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          Originally posted by psycho 98 View Post
          For cleaning engine parts get a good quality thinner bottle, no using thinner wont harm the head or crankcase or bore.

          For silencer check this topic on RDD RDDREAMS.COM • Login

          Edit : Pour the thinner into this http://www.firstaidmonster.com/image..._16OZ-5356.jpg spray bottle and you are ready to clean
          Thinner? Won't it affect the paint?
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            Originally posted by yashdiep View Post
            Thinner? Won't it affect the paint?
            we are talking about the engine internals brother ...
            that also dirty and rusted things...thinner definitely affects paint
            Hope is a good thing ,
            may be the best of things and
            no good thing ever dies .

            Get busy living or get busy dying .

            - The Shawshank Redemption .

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              Originally posted by outworldly maniac View Post
              we are talking about the engine internals brother ...
              that also dirty and rusted things...thinner definitely affects paint
              Aah!! Alright..!! It wasn't clear from the previous posts.. Anyways, thanks for clarifying!
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                Originally posted by outworldly maniac View Post

                should i use a brush to take out stuck gum and oil or some other thing ?
                An old hard used tooth brush "" would do, dip the brush in
                thinner and rock on ..

                @Yashidiep reading the thread starter post clearly helps sometime my friend
                Last edited by psycho 98; 09-06-2009, 05:24 PM.
                "Engine tuning is not an exact science, but with some practice and patience you'll get comfortable with your skill and be able tune for any conditions mother nature throws at you"


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