[NSRCA-discussion] cleaning up an engine ?

[Bob Richards]

A friend of mine has used the non-toxic antifreeze and says it works just as well. It is the type used to winterize pipes in RVs, pink in color. I would rather use that than the toxic stuff, JMHO.
   
  Bob R.
  

Pete Cosky <pcosky at comcast.net> wrote:
  I think it was Peak or Prestone I put in the crock pot. I put it in a couple 
years ago and never changed it. I don't clean that many engines. I know it 
was green.

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From: "Paul Horan" 

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> Pete,
> Which type of anti freeze do you use ?
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Pete Cosky" 

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>
>>I have a small gear puller that works great for pulling thrust washers. I
>> think Central sells one as well.
>>
>> As for cleaning an engine I have had great luck with the old crock pot 
>> full
>> of antifreeze technique. I doubt it would remove rust but it sure does 
>> clean
>> up baked on glow goo.
>>
>>
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