i am getting ready to put engine back in car he soon and when i took it out last year intake manifold was sooo dirty with oil build up... i have changed my intake now but i dont want it to get all dirty again so i am going to clean my oil breather...

is it ok to clean and what do u think i should use on it?
should i just use a parts cleaner tank?

 

i dunno, the part cleaner might take the paint off and it will rust.
you can just use purple tiger or any engine degreaser

 

brake parts cleaner

ask h-t member chad
i dont think he would work on a car without a can of brake parts cleaner and his Snap On electric inpact.

 

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Brake parts cleaner is surprisingly effective on a number of things besides just brake parts.

 

thanks guys..
just making sure there isnt anything inside there that could get fucked up.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sikcrx80 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i am getting ready to put engine back in car he soon and when i took it out last year intake manifold was sooo dirty with oil build up... i have changed my intake now but i dont want it to get all dirty again so i am going to clean my oil breather...

is it ok to clean and what do u think i should use on it?
should i just use a parts cleaner tank?</TD></TR></TABLE>

if you want a cleaner intake manifold then use an oil catch tank it hooks up between the valve cover and intake...it catches all the oil blowoff from your valves and keeps it from recycleing through you mani.

oh yeah use B12 carb cleaner it works great and evaporates quickly.