Need help Cleaning my heads
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Put them in your dish washer.lol.. If you are going to pull them apart and replace the seals you can soak them in laquer thiner and wire brush the will look like
New.. Simple green works so does tide or dish soap don't let the soak in simple green that tends to etch the aluminum..
Find a local shop give them 20 buck and have them toss them on the jet wash.
New.. Simple green works so does tide or dish soap don't let the soak in simple green that tends to etch the aluminum..
Find a local shop give them 20 buck and have them toss them on the jet wash.
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Hottanks are fine for the aluminum as long as the caustic cleaning solution is diluted properly. For the 20.00 you can get the heads cleaned. FOr a few extra bucks the shop may take the heads apart and was all the stuff. Its a good time as ever to inspect valve seats, valve guide wear, sealing surfaces, etc.
