Re: Removing carbon on pistons

[Thomas R Hansen <trandco1@xxxxxxxx>]

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 How would I clean this off 
> without getting the junk between the pistons and and cylinder 
> walls?
> 
> Thanks for your help
> Steve
> 
 You could grease the top 1 inch of each cylinder. As each piston is
raised to top dead center for cleaning, the grease will fill the void.
After cleaning the piston top with a wire brush, you could use a tooth
pick to remove the grease from the piston/wall area . Lower the piston,
and wipe the cylinder walls with an oily rag. That should remove the
remaining grease and lubricate the cylinder walls too.  Just an idea.  
Tom 

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