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Cleaning Head Gasket Area?
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Hi,
I've got my Heads off to the shop and want to know what's the best/easiest way to Clean the Head Gasket Area on the Block? cuz its pretty grimey. |
Scraper and then a wizzer wheel
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Carbon gasket scraper/putty knife? Wizzer wheel?
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I like to use use the single sided industrial razor blades with holder
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I've got one of those too but I got to be careful not to dig into the block right? Can u use the Brass or Metal Brushes?
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I Use these......
http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INPDFF?P...MITEM=619-0482 |
K cool. Would a brake cleaner & metal putty knife or razor blades work just fine?
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Sure... Any gasket Scraper should be fine.... Just try not damage the gasket surface of the block.
Gasket remover spray is another option to help.... http://www.fcpeuro.com/products/crc-...wNMaAghN8P8HAQ |
k cool. A friend mention that I should turn the motor over to bottom the pistons and clean the cyl walls with ATF. Should I only turn the motor by Hand or can I use a Remote trigger?
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By hand is best.... With gear deducted starters the motor will spin allot more than you will want it too... lol
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Oh ok, I didn't know if it would hurt the engine if I used a Trigger with the Heads Off. I hate to take the radiator and fan off again cuz there a pita. lol.
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Originally Posted by RacerHog
(Post 123156)
I Use these......
http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INPDFF?P...MITEM=619-0482 |
Originally Posted by pro-tech
(Post 123184)
Those my friend & ole pal are exactly what I refer too as a wizzer wheel.. I told we went to the same different school....:laugh:...Bill
Or we are just "Flat Raters"... :) |
Originally Posted by RacerHog
(Post 123220)
:)... True Mechanic 's in every scene's of the word... :)
Or we are just "Flat Raters"... :) |
Hey.... I have a excuse, IM-A-REDNECK..... Now you on the other hand, are an up town Folk....:laugh:
Love Ya too, Brotha from another Motha !!!! :) |
Originally Posted by RacerHog
(Post 123241)
Hey.... I have a excuse, IM-A-REDNECK..... Now you on the other hand, are an up town Folk....:laugh:
Love Ya too, Brotha from another Motha !!!! :) |
i have a milling machine way scraper. carbide bits. works great. but not every one has one. i got mine from my uncle that repaired milling machines. he is long gone.
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Originally Posted by moe7404
(Post 123277)
i have a milling machine way scraper. carbide bits. works great. but not every one has one. i got mine from my uncle that repaired milling machines. he is long gone.
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millrights use a special scraper that has a little flex in the shank. and a carbide bit with a special grind. used it fit the milling machine ways. and used to put VERY small groves to hold oil. using this tool takes some skill. but it makes a great gasket scrapper to.
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Id like to see that....:)
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Originally Posted by RacerHog
(Post 123280)
Say What... :think:
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i have been looking for a pic on the net but cant find it yet. ill keep looking.
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I think I found it Moe... This must be it????
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Originally Posted by RacerHog
(Post 123388)
I think I found it Moe... This must be it????
Erie Type A Steam Shovel - YouTube |
i found the tool iam talking about. or is the steam coming from your ears? LOL LOL and type in "hand scraping" in to google. you will find a lot of good info.
http://www.machinerepair.com/Tools.html |
more info on hand scrapers. this co makes them. http://www.andersonscraper.com/Ander...d-Scrapers.php
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