So the cylinder that is steam cleaned is number 5.
I remember ya got hit pretty hard and glad your in better weather now. I'd move but most of my kids are here.
I am not sure that would get water in the cylinders due to those areas
Yeah I’m not either. The shop I talked too said some times the exhaust valve seat can crack and allow coolant and oil into the cylinder but I’d think if that was true, than the head would have steamed cleaned too right?
As long as it works is what matters. and if someone complains about it just toss them in the creek. LOL
Yeah, not seeing issues standing out on the head
I don’t see any cylinder cracks either , at least none visible. Don’t really want to do a complete tear down of the bottom end. Wonder if I could try one of those home magnaflux kits orielly sells
We have some red dye and activator stuff that works fairly well for easier to see areas. But then a full manuflux machine with dark room that is great
Well it was pretty good.
Is that publicly available ?
In actual fact it self identifies as a animal crossing not a bridge, thus no need for handrails.OSHA wants to know where the railings are
Cover it with old carpet or dirt and keep it wet for a month. Will help it cure to it's max compressive strength. Use washed concrete sand to avoid stains if using dirt.
It is under tarps as we speak. And getting wet more often than a hooker!
That will help also. Longer the water stays in the mix the better.
To add to my comments the other day about asking prices.
Wonder what his big block book goes for
I found something called Spot Checker SLK-SP1 that’s supposed to do the job, 45 bucks a can at grainger. Cheaper and easier than tearing it down for no reason
