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Mark.W

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23rd Mar 13 at 18:12

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Whats the best stuff to use to remove the thick carbed up crap from inside of cam covers?tried using carb cleaner but need something stronger i think.

harrisp

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23rd Mar 13 at 19:24

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Leave them in a tub of petrol or diesel for a day or so?

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23rd Mar 13 at 20:28

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Engine shop couple of quid went in like a washing machine lol an come out gleaming

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23rd Mar 13 at 20:44

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Its all about the acid bath for cleaning anything metal. Now I use one on a daily basis, my life has been made so much easier haha

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23rd Mar 13 at 21:31

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tfr and a steam cleaner. got my head and cam cover like new after about 30mins.

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