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ChrisW

posted on 6/8/02 at 12:58 PM Reply With Quote
Cleaning out my head

After some recommendations please guys!

I'm planning on swapping the head on my 1.8 CVH to a one from an XR2. Apparently it'll give me a little more power as the 1.8 CVH was designed for economy rather than grunt.

Anyway, the problem is this - the head I want to use has been hanging around in my garage for a fair while so it's full of all sorts of crap (and was never really cleaned up in the first place as it was replaced with a flowed one). A friend of mine has offered to steam clean it at work - is that the best thing to do to get it cleaned up inside? Will I need to take the valves out first? (and if so, anyone of the w London guys got a valve spring compressor?)

Any other comments?

Cheers! Chris.





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theconrodkid

posted on 6/8/02 at 04:52 PM Reply With Quote
you need TFR splashed all over that,bring it down ill do that and wash it off,might remove the valves if you bring food!
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ChrisW

posted on 6/8/02 at 08:01 PM Reply With Quote
Will that get all the sh*t out? It's pretty messy! I'll give you a ring tomorrow cos I got the day off.

Cheers, Chris.





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JohnFol

posted on 7/8/02 at 07:44 AM Reply With Quote
TFR?
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theconrodkid

posted on 8/8/02 at 05:17 AM Reply With Quote
TFR=traffic film remover,used on lorry bodies,works quite well and not as nasty as some chemicals
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