cleaning heads
I just got some used twisted wedge heads only
$400
for my car. They have only 4000 miles on them. Anyways i was wondering is there any way that i can clean them myself or do i have to send them to a shop. However i do have access to a parts cleaner through my autoshop class. Im pretty sure the parts cleaner is just a mix of gas and water would that do the trick? Thanks
$400
for my car. They have only 4000 miles on them. Anyways i was wondering is there any way that i can clean them myself or do i have to send them to a shop. However i do have access to a parts cleaner through my autoshop class. Im pretty sure the parts cleaner is just a mix of gas and water would that do the trick? Thanks
parts cleaner contains some kind of solvent, varsol, indusol, not gas and water, gasoline contains benzene which causes cancer.
use the parts cleaner, think of what your cleaning.
parts.
I had to be a smartas$ on that one.
just be careful you dont scrape up or damage the surfaced part that mates to the block.
you got a really good deal too, good luck.
use the parts cleaner, think of what your cleaning.
parts.

I had to be a smartas$ on that one.
just be careful you dont scrape up or damage the surfaced part that mates to the block.
you got a really good deal too, good luck.
lol thanks alot. always thought it was gas because it kinda smells like it.
Im thinking about getting a cam not sure yet but i have time. i'm not going to put the heads in for a while.
Im thinking about getting a cam not sure yet but i have time. i'm not going to put the heads in for a while.
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