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Old 05-13-2003, 02:50 PM   #1
'89 CSX block cleaning question  
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I have everything taken off my block, except for the crank and pistons. I tore everything down to change the clutch and flywheel, and because the head cracked.

Now my car has been sitting for almost 2 years, and the cylinder walls have a little glazing on it, and some crusted up antifreeze on it. My question is, will this hurt anything? Is there anyway I can clean this off or will it all go away when I run the engine again? Or should I just take it to the shop and have them clean it up for me? Any advice would be appreciated.


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Some scotch brite and oil might do the trick.
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