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Cleaning

i have got a couple questions.

when installing water pump should i use some kind of sealant or is gasket enough?

what should i use to clean injectors.they are removed at the moment and dirty as
F#@k.

rear main seal is seal on oil pump correct?

what sealant should i use for oil pump?

and last, what should i use to clean TB and inside manifold?
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Re: Cleaning

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i have got a couple questions.

when installing water pump should i use some kind of sealant or is gasket enough?

what should i use to clean injectors.they are removed at the moment and dirty as
F#@k.

rear main seal is seal on oil pump correct?

what sealant should i use for oil pump?

and last, what should i use to clean TB and inside manifold?

grab some injector cleaner and soak ur injectors in that
shit, that reminds me, i've had some soaking for a week now lol

rear main is the one by the flywheel, its the rear main crank seal

usually use a gasket sealer on the water pump as well, its usually a good idea

for the tb and manifold, use tb or carb cleaner, either one works

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Re: Cleaning

the gasket is enough for the water pump but usually its hard to get the gasket to stay on there. i use rtv water sealant. around just to keep it on there.

get a bottle of injector cleaner dump it into a small enough container to fit an injector, then fire the injector in the cleaner. i know theres something else you can use but i forget what it is

oil pump is on the front of the motor so its the front main seal

for oil pump use hondabond.

carbcleaner should work good
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the whole injecter is to be submerged? aslo for carb cleaner i can spray inside manifold?
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Re: Cleaning

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the whole injecter is to be submerged? aslo for carb cleaner i can spray inside manifold?

yes and yes
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well, dont submerge your hands with wires to fire it. lol
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Will RTV work for oil pump?
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Re: Cleaning

lol jos dont your local store help you out on what to use on oil pumps...ya i know they dont get paid enough to answer to many questions but i am sure they will tell you best of there knowledge...haha...rtv depends on what sealant it is
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