Darkn3s

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hey well i have my motor and trans apart.. and wanted to get it cleaned up before i put it back in. Main reason being that it got covered in axle grease when my boots ripped plus the normal dirt that gets on it. i tried the best i could with simple green/ some random degreaser and brake cleaner.. still looks nasty

what do u guys recommend would work good? any special steps to be taken/ how tos?

Thanks


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milford

iTrader: (18)

i used kerosene on a scrubber pad/sponge thing and also a little wire brush. its a real pain. next time i'm just going to tape stuff off and sand blast it.

monkey_187

iTrader: (16)

this way

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-cleaning.html

GG_9_SE

iTrader: (4)

3m brake cleaner should take it right off. It worked great for mine and a couple friends.

Tiradocc

iTrader: (5)

I would recommend a full strength degreaser and lots of scrubbing.
Unless you have it media blasted your not going to be able to make it look "new":

3dcalixpress

i would say brake cleaner ,wirebrush,or a scotchbrite pad and some type of solvent cleaner and a little bit of elbow grease.

Darkn3s

iTrader: (47)

thanks guys ima them all ahaha.. just got the engine bay painted and dont want to kill it with a ugly trans since i have the chance to clean it now that its off

Darkn3s

iTrader: (47)

damn thats sexy!.. hey carlos did u get my PM about doing my calipers in a nice metallic/candy gold?? ill re send it

CEY05EVO

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Wow that trans is clean

!Ev0$

Originally Posted by Tiradocc
im guessing you also painted it because i dont think just with full strength degreaser it could make it look like that

Tiradocc

iTrader: (5)

No that is not just with degreaser.

!Ev0$

Daam well you did a good job scrubbing it
Im going to do that with my tranny

92gsxbaltimore

iTrader: (1)

I would not use a wire brush.... either media blast it and paint, as mentioned previously, or use a nylon brush and simple green. Also, make sure you remove the TOB before you start spraying degreaser in there, cover any breather holes, and electronic ports with baggies and rubber bands before you start. Also, make sure that after you are done, you re-lubricate the input shaft, tob, fork before you slide everything back together.

Darkn3s

iTrader: (47)

thanks guys

biggeno69

I'm rebuilding an engine my transmission was covered but it must the ripped. Its a5 speed manual transmission and a little water got into it. Just seeing what's the best way or what can I put in it to flush all that crap out. I open up the drain and filled it with transmission fluid and let it run through it but is there any other way. Thanks