in the cylinders. Vacuum out the carbon & use the nozzle to pull the lid out. Or just turn the engine over & push them out.
Fast food tools
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Craig Leach
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Fast food tools
Cleaning up the block to install the Ricardo head. Fast food cup lids from one of them are 3 3/4" + & work great for keeping things from getting
in the cylinders. Vacuum out the carbon & use the nozzle to pull the lid out. Or just turn the engine over & push them out. Craig.
in the cylinders. Vacuum out the carbon & use the nozzle to pull the lid out. Or just turn the engine over & push them out. Craig.
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Hudson29
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Re: Fast food tools
What a great idea! I recently used a paper coffee cup to keep scrub water out of the wheel bearings when cleaning up the long neglected Hayes wire wheels on the '14 Touring. It worked great but took two of them as they soaked through eventually.
Paul
Paul
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