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Re: Cleaning A Engine #17499 07/16/2002 3:38 AM
Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 316 Shingle Springs, CA. USA G gmc248 Member
gmc248 Member G Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 316 Shingle Springs, CA. USA	I would go along with 53 4 me's suggestion, except I like to use " Castrol Super Clean". Easy-off is cheaper, though...........it's just kerosene and lye.......... Don't get any of the above mentioned products on your hands, it will eat them up big time! * GMC *

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Cleaning A Engine	Napco59	07/15/2002 1:09 AM
Re: Cleaning A Engine	53 4 me	07/15/2002 1:30 AM
Re: Cleaning A Engine	Ed1955	07/15/2002 2:13 AM
Re: Cleaning A Engine	mallard	07/15/2002 10:26 PM
Re: Cleaning A Engine	gmc248	07/16/2002 3:38 AM

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