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Question About Storing Internal Engine Parts

posted by  Michae1 on  Thu Feb 7 10:32 CST 2002
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I just bought a used camshaft, but it will be a couple months before I install it. It looks like it was removed, wiped off, and boxed. I'd like to clean it, inspect it carefully for any damage, and then box it up for storage. My question is what should I use to clean it (brake cleaner?) and what should I wipe it down with so that it doesn't rust?

Thanks.
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Michael -- 1987 244 GT | Volvo 240 Links






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