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Cleaning the inside of the V6 intake plenum? by cvxjet
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I have a 86-88 intake upper plenum (With the cast-in lettering) that I picked up in the JY and am modifying at the pinch-point.....Trying to clean the inside- Tried Brake clean, assorted other solvents....Nothing takes the carbon and oil residue/build-up off...What would you suggest using? (the biggest problem is the bottom of the inside- can't hardly reach it, can't hardly see it....)
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Easy off oven cleaner.
Be careful, it will also take the paint off the outside.
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Magic Eraser with the above chems you used. As far as you can reach. Just try not to lose any pieces of the eraser in there
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I've had good results submerging manifolds in coke, and then thoroughly rinsing it with water afterwards.
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just carb cleaner should remove that.
Don't use it on TB or lower plenum w/ plastic parts.

Maybe use a fiber or brass brush. Steel/SS can dig into aluminum. Use low speeds w/ a drill or dremel.

 
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Easy off oven cleaner.
Be careful, it will also take the paint off the outside.
Careful. Many over cleaners will attack the aluminum. Even anodize aluminum.

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