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Old 06-16-2008 | 07:43 PM
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Default a bit of cleaning

well im about to do my engine swap but befor i go about doing this im wanting to clean my car (kinda)

last time i ran my car was in some really wet/sandy conditions down by the river. i was about to pull my glow plug when i decided it was a bit too nasty down inside the head... i dont want sand inside the block so what would be the best way to clean this out!

its kinda caked in so i took a can of air and tried to shoot it out but it didnt work too well

any suggestions!
Old 06-16-2008 | 10:31 PM
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Get a can of nitro blaster cleaner, it's sold at most hobby stores you just spray the sh#$ out of the whole car, the stuff is electric safe.
Old 06-18-2008 | 12:00 AM
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what I do with my t-maxx is I mix some 409 with some denatured alcohal and spray it down really good the spray it off with the hose real quick and then dry it off by spraying it with an air compressor it works every time hope this helps

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