Cleaner for engine exterior
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From: Nutley,
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Ive read that Dawn Power Dissolver is fantastic stuff, yet cant find it anywhere. Is there anything else that is comparable to clean the exterior of one of my engines?
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From: Oroville (Molson),
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Go to your local Mercury Outboard dealer and pick up a can of cleaner. It cuts the crap left for two strokes. Worked for over 40 yrs.
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From: Orchard park,
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Possibly it is difficult to find because of it's appearance and what we expect it to look like. It is in a deep blue opaque plastic spray bottle that is smaller than a Windex bottle. I found it with the dish washer detergent not with the cleaners.
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From: Mumbai, INDIA
I found that if you are regular with the cleaning, you can keep the exterion quite clean with just normal soap water and a toothbrush. Get the engine absolutely dry afterwards with a heat gun or hair drier or you will get rust on the GI parts like screws etc
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In this instance...its to clean an engine I stored since last season. I used air tool oil to lube everything and placed it in a ziplock bag. Well, I pulled it out the other day and the entire thing is covered. Maybe I used too much oil - just maybe! Its not caked on or anything, so maybe soap and a toothbrush would work just fine.
I just like to know excess info in case I ever need to use it!
I just like to know excess info in case I ever need to use it!



