fel0n Posted January 13, 2004 Report Posted January 13, 2004 Does any one know how to get the grease and grime off of an engine? I have tried water and soap and it didnt really work. Quote
boonman Posted January 13, 2004 Report Posted January 13, 2004 Get the motor good and hot, and then spray an assload of oven cleaner all over it. let it sit for a bit, and then wash it. Quote
streetshee Posted January 13, 2004 Report Posted January 13, 2004 na,oven cleaner will eat ya gaskets and rubbers,just get some degreaser from ya local car parts shop,or use petrol and a good brush,an a bit a elbow grease. Quote
blk02banshee Posted January 13, 2004 Report Posted January 13, 2004 There's this stuff called "STEAM" comes in a black can. get it at the auto parts store. you get the motor warm, then spray this stuff on it. it'll foam up, let it sit for a few minutes, and then hose it off. I used it on my truck, and it was awsome. Quote
bigboybanshee Posted January 13, 2004 Report Posted January 13, 2004 Simple Green. I love that stuff!!! Works great on the plastic molding in your vehicle too, takes scuff marks out like a champ! Quote
boonman Posted January 13, 2004 Report Posted January 13, 2004 I have used oven cleaner on engines for a long time. Have never had it eat anything. Sprayed it all over car motors. Nothing. Gunk works good too. Quote
jcharne Posted January 13, 2004 Report Posted January 13, 2004 carburator cleaner works ok too. Quote
sickestshee Posted January 13, 2004 Report Posted January 13, 2004 your best bet would be the degreaser Quote
NYUK Posted January 13, 2004 Report Posted January 13, 2004 crc heavy duty degreaser,blows the grease right off. don t use simple green if you have alotta polished alum. it etches alum. Quote
Justintoxicated Posted January 13, 2004 Report Posted January 13, 2004 sorry to post this in yuor post but I have an engine cleaning wand for my air compressor, It basicaly is a normal air nozel and a tube comeing from it which you put in a cleaner of your choice to blast it onto the engine. Youc an adjust flow of the liquid to air etc. Would simple green be the best use for this or is there a degreaser that does not come in a spray can? Quote
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