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Old 08-15-2004, 09:06 AM   #2
orlowted
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I used a product called Orange Blast (by greased lightning I think) and a hot pressure washer. Did a great job without much scrubbing. Had to cover the carb, distributor and some other sensitive areas - removed all the wires and went to town. I was getting the engine rebuilt, so I was not worried too much about being carefull. Carb Cleaner is another good product for removing grease, but it is much more toxic than Orange Blast.

TJ
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