Block cleaning after machine work
I use a pressure washer to knock off all the heavy crap, then mix up some detergent and hot water to dip the brushes in before scrubbing the passages, lifter bores, and cylinders. Then I use the pressure washer to wash it all out again.
After that, I spray WD40 on any iron machined surfaces so they don't rust, like the iron sleeves in an aluminum block. If you have compressed air, blow out all the bolts holes and oil passages. Before assembly, I will clean the cylinders with paper towels and ATF until there is no more grey grit showing on the paper towel. Then I use acetone after the ATF and finally coat the cylinders with oil until I'm ready to assemble.
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Thanks bro that's what I wAnted to do as far as cleaning it. Just the cam bearings thru me for a loop! Lol!
I use a pressure washer to knock off all the heavy crap, then mix up some detergent and hot water to dip the brushes in before scrubbing the passages, lifter bores, and cylinders. Then I use the pressure washer to wash it all out again.
After that, I spray WD40 on any iron machined surfaces so they don't rust, like the iron sleeves in an aluminum block. If you have compressed air, blow out all the bolts holes and oil passages. Before assembly, I will clean the cylinders with paper towels and ATF until there is no more grey grit showing on the paper towel. Then I use acetone after the ATF and finally coat the cylinders with oil until I'm ready to assemble.
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Use plenty of compressed air afterwards to clear the ports and passages and blind bolt holes.
Immediately coat the cylinder bores and bearing saddles with WD40 to prevent rust from forming. You'll wipe this off during assembly.
Use plenty of compressed air afterwards to clear the ports and passages and blind bolt holes.
Immediately coat the cylinder bores and bearing saddles with WD40 to prevent rust from forming. You'll wipe this off during assembly.
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