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well james (ohiosiguy) bought a 91 civic afew days ago and it burns antifreez like no other. well i talked to my dad and he said it could be a number of things head gasket, cracked head, cracked block. knowing the gasket had just been replaced and hoping the block wasnt the prob. we went to the junkyard and pulled a cyl head.

 

now when we finaly got the junkyard head apart it look like that motor had juts burnt oil to all hell. right now i have the head soaking in my solvent tank ill probably leave it there for a day hoping it will make it easyer to get some of the burnt oil off. the only thing is, i dont know what i can use to get the burnt oil outa all the small ports? what should i use to do this with out fucking the ports up or grinding the walls?

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Guest nevarmore

Try an engine cleaner like Simple Green or straight up gasoline/alkie/carb cleaner.

 

Someone verify this before he fucks up a head: IF you want something a little less harsh .Try something like scrubbing bubbles or dawn, they both have a degreasing agent that should work. I've used it to clean some tarish oilish mystery goo off of the Lincoln

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if you want to do it right get the head hot tanked and blasted at a machine shop. then have it checked for cracks/warpage for that extra saftey measure

 

well we (me and my parents) own a mechine shop. actualy i got moste of it off after i let it soke in the tank now im workin on getting that very bottom layer and ill be bale to check for cracks exetera(sp).
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