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John VS |
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I plan to remove the stock 76 2L in order to fix oil leaks, etc. I have read posts here about using brake cleaner to clean the engine. I have access to a pressure washer. Will this be an effective way to clean the engine (with degreaser, etc.)? What PSI works best (this unit has 2200 PSI)? Any things to watch out for when removing the engine (besides dropping it on my head)?
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tod914 |
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see if you can rent a steam genie. i tried a pressure washer on mine, it only moved the greese around. steam is the way to go. Or, hook up the pressure washer to your hot water washer machine outlet in the house.
that might work just as well. |
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