Help!!! Cleaning block!

[VTI-RRR]

As title states need some help on cleaning the block, the head has been resurfaced and cleand by a pro but having a tuff time cleaning the block, i have used gasket remover spray and a window cleaner blade worked wonders! got rid of most of the reamaing gasket now just cant get the low part of the fused gasket to the block

what should i do lightly use a whire wheel on a drill? and then wet sand with a very very high grade paper so i dont put any high and low spots in the block?

cheers Dean

[IEVAQ8]

Give it to a machine shop & let them clean clean it up when they do all ur machine work....

[blastnpast]

Brake cleaner (degreaser works well)

[stndrd]

die grinder. just make sure your not a butcher when you do it

[VTI-RRR]

didnt want to take the block out just replacing the head gasket and its just the daily ed6

[Super-DA9]

there is a special kind of light duty rotating plastic brush attachment they use on die grinders a lot in the U.S. for this. punch it into youtube and you'll see what I mean :)

not sure where you'd get one here though. I'm also curious as to whether you could attach that piece to a drill?

[mocchi]

die grinder. just make sure your not a butcher when you do it

lolol what advice is this die grinder. you'll kill the block.

[TODA AU]

Go to Bunnings & buy a large flat oil stone.
Use the smooth side with a liberal amount of oil or WD.
Circular motion or figure eights.
Carby cleaner to clean up when done.
+ flush your oil & change the filter.

[VTI-RRR]

Go to Bunnings & buy a large flat oil stone.
Use the smooth side with a liberal amount of oil or WD.
Circular motion or figure eights.
Carby cleaner to clean up when done.
+ flush your oil & change the filter.

cheers mate will have a go today and post up results!

[kj9438]

use the scotch brite will have good result . i did on mine .