If you have plenty of time, you can use CLR. Leave the engine at its normal sloping mount and pour it in. A couple of bottles or until it dribbles over the water pump hole. Then go to your library (in person or online) and check out "Stormy Weather" by Carl Hiaasen...it is a good book with lots of odd characters, humor, devious twists and turns...all about a bad hurricane in Florida. Or "Tropic of Stupid" by Tim Dorsey...another Floridian. This book is about a guy who decides to check out his own DNA with one of the on-tv ads and discovers he may be related to a serial killer...who hasn't been caught yet. Of course in both will be swamps, some wildlife and other things you might associate with Florida. Or if you're fortunate enough to have access to a well-stocked library, look for "The Girl, The Gold Watch and Everything" by John D. MacDonald. Don't worry about the CLR until you've finished at least one of those and then poke a coat hanger from front to back and jiggle things up for a few minutes. Then back to reading. If you get through with all 3 of these, look for "The Judas Goat" by Robert B. Parker. One of the Spenser series and in this one Spenser has 8 or 9 terrorists to deal with and his only help comes from Hawk. Action, humor, mayhem, a wee bit of romance. Great man's book.
