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[LLBenJ]

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[Rauq]

I threw my engine and transmission (separately) onto an engine stand and hit it with Simple Green and a nylon brush, then rinsed with a low flow setting on the garden hose. As long as you're not drenching sensors in chemicals or blasting them with water, everything should be fine. I taped over the intake and exhaust ports with masking tape and the tape managed to hold up, if that tells you how much liquid I didn't have to use to get stuff clean.

 

[Jareth]

Guess, I was lucky, I used degreaser and hit it with high pressure wash, no issues when I went to start it, granted it was months later.

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[Scott #321]

Taped off all the intakes and used degreaser then took engine/trans on trailer to car wash for high pressure. Later I used soda blasting for final clean.

 

[Mayor West]

I took everything onto an engine stand down to bare metal and cleaned it with Mag/Aluminum cleaner, it was effective.

 

[Jareth]

I power washed it, taped up as much as I could, primed and then painted it.

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[comegetjoe]

That looks pretty good Jareth. Hows the paint been holding up?

 

[Jareth]

Still looks like I just painted it yesterday

Used:

VHT SP148 Engine Enamel Light Gray Primer
Dupli-Color EDE165107 Ceramic Cast Coat Iron Engine Paint

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