

| Subject: | Re: [T2] Cleaning engine parts |
| From: | The Jester, 69 |
| Date: | Fri, 1 Sep 2000 15:57:25 -0600 |
On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, George Lyle wrote:
> Gasoline is too volitile, but I have to admit to using it for small jobs.
> Not a good thing, though.
I have a friend... whom shall remain nameless.. who told me of how he
cleaned his chassis...
He said he laid under the vehicle with a tub of gasoline, a scraper and a
rag and removed the years of accumulated gunk that way. He said he was
basically laying in a puddle of gas and covered with gas by teh time he
was done.
I cringed, looked at him like he was an alien, and told him he must have
a deathwish. he told me he thinks its perfectly safe and when i
sugggested kerosene or paint thinner he pshawed me. Oh well, maybe he
will have to learn the hard way, i hope not.
Dont any of you follow his example, its a very very very bad idea... (one
teeny tiny spark and FOOM you are flambe` and dead on the spot or spending
all your time in a burn unit in excruciating pain until you are dead or
they patch you up.)
take care,
Steve
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