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ok, I will stay off topic too... what ever happen to WD-40
I dont understand why this topic is a pre 73 truck question to start with yr ago , but it is an example of speaking of a CAR engine that has been in question..

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I've used PB Blaster, WD-40 and Kroil. Found a product that I found beats them all. Deep Creep by Sea Foam. This stuff will break loose rust, carbon, tarnish and even stuck on 216 cu.in. vibration dampers. It also leaves a rust inhibitor coating on the metal! Was also able to get a Gravely 44Z riding mower drive pulley loose from the crankshaft that had so much rust around it and in between the pulley and shaft that it was almost rust welded to the crankshaft. Deep Creep and a few passes with a propane torch and it came loose. Just another suggestion....

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I cancelled my amazon.com order & will wait for one of Kanolab to offer their 2 for 1 SALE....& then stock up.

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I'm going to try 50% ATF & 50% Acetone, a combination that has received a lot of mention on youtube when comparing penetrating/loosening products until KaroLabs has their 2 for 1 SALE.

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I have tried the 50-50 ATF/acetone combination but could not get them to mix together. It was like oil and water. Anyone else have that issue? Is there a specific type of ATF needed?

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