right, so i am rebuilding a 91 sedan that has been sitting for 5 years now. it has been sitting around because the timing belt broke, and a couple of valves are bent. well my question is what should i use to get the "frosting" that is the oil off of the head, rocker arm assembly and so forth.




in advance, thanks

 

try aircraft remover it might work but i could be wrong someone correct me?

 

You need:

Citrus Degreaser

 

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Aircraft might work
Hit it with some Seafoam or possibly Simple Green

 

I'd say either air craft stripper, orange cleaner or carb cleaner.

Just be very careful when you put it all back together that there is no residue left over.

you could also try the oil treatment that you run in an engine for about 5 minutes to clean stuff out. I think it is basically paint thinner.

 

soak it in some automatic transmission fluid, then use a soft plastic brush to scrub it. the trans fluid has some degergents in it and is basically what quick oil change shops use for motor flush(just not labeled trans fluid).


if that sounds to extreme, try wd40. it is basically a degreaser and it won't really hurt anything. just make sure you re lube before install.

 

Brake cleaner and a brush.

 

lock it in a vice and pressure wash it

 

Let it soak in a bucket of degreaser or whatever solvent you have for a few days. Then have at it with as wire brush.

 

let it sit in a bucket of diesel for a couple days then drop it in a bucket of gas and go at it with a tooth brush

 

Go to pick/pull swap it out....

 

laquer thinner or the politicaly correct term due to VOC's would be spay gun cleaner.. aircraft stripper is way to strong could also act as an acid on the cam valves and such. start small work ur way up

 

Don't waste your time with that head, bent vales, don't waste your time!
The local junk yard will have a good one for like $50, maybe less

 

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The local junk yard will have a good one for like $50, maybe less </TD></TR></TABLE>

we dont know if there is bent valves or not. we are gonna get it checked.

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you could also try the oil treatment that you run in an engine for about 5 minutes to clean stuff out. I think it is basically paint thinner.</TD></TR></TABLE>

car doesnt run, and the head is off (see pics)