Subject	I'd highly recommend against parts cleaner
Posted by	Joe(NoVA) on February 03, 2007 at 8:55 PM
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In Reply To	A scotch-brite pad will take care of it posted by BOOZTD 3 on February 03, 2007 at 08:26 PM
Message	in the cylinders. Honestly, toss a little light weight oil down through the spark plug holes, turn it over a few times by hand, crank it to get oil pressure, then start it up. a little surface rust isn't anything to be concerned about, you're prolly talking a few hundred angstroms that'll get cleaned off in a few seconds. shouldn't be anything to worry about. ********************************************************* Joe GT675RS/Inconel AIM: hoyatiger81 "You probably never even got you hands dirty working on a car. Take care toolbox!" --djtz1 "It's not my fault you went nuts." - Kenny
Follow Ups	New Engine has Surface Rust!!! - DaRealDefaulTT 19:09:25 02/03/07 Re: New Engine has Surface Rust!!! - awesom-o 19:12:36 02/03/07 Re: Re: New Engine has Surface Rust!!! - DaRealDefaulTT 20:09:28 02/03/07 WD40 should work - awesom-o 20:58:49 02/03/07 A scotch-brite pad will take care of it - BOOZTD 3 20:26:17 02/03/07 I'd highly recommend against parts cleaner - Joe(NoVA) 20:55:59 02/03/07 Re: I'd highly recommend against parts cleaner - DaRealDefaulTT 22:46:32 02/03/07 2nd, brake parts cleaners have harsh solvents - twinturbopoweredz 00:32:06 02/04/07 WD40 and a little oil in the cylinder will be fine.. (n/m) - Kyle(Houston) 09:05:19 02/04/07
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