Carlos;
        I am currently using Simple Green and Elbow Grease. About a one
to twenty ratio. I have amassed a collection of different size brushes
and drill attachments also. The small parts can be boiled. I used a
coffee can on a Coleman stove. The pushrod tubes came out like new! I
used an extra large bottle brush to clean their insides. Small bottle
brushes attached to a drill worked great on the oil galleries. I have a
small,junk, counter top toaster/oven to dry ferrous parts to prevent
rust.

Drive Safely & Good Luck
Ken Lewis    <Kernersville,NC>
86 VW crewcab;60 356B Coupe
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On Fri, 1 Sep 2000 12:56:16 -0400 Carlos Del Rio <cdelrio@CONCENTRIC.NET>
writes:
>What's recommended for cleaning the engine: parts, tins, et al.?
>I read kerosene, gasoline, "solvent" (too generic a term).  And how
>does one
>go about eliminating the waste?
>TIA
>
>Carlos
>www.myhealth.com/Carlos_DelRio
>AOL Instant Messenger: cadelrio
>ICQ# 34175672

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