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Re: Removing carbon on pistons



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hiya all, i used a 2 inch wire brush on a die grinder to remove carbon, 
worked good .
 i brought piston to top and did good job.  i then  got a magnet like to 
reach dropped bolts and went around inside . air nozzle will then blow any left if 
any .
  may not be be best way , but is how i did it . that carbon is not going to 
come off unless you really get after it , ha ha ha . 
   larry

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