Jorge,
I would recommend that you use a citric based grease buster. This is available
by the gallon and spray at any auto parts store or chain. I would pull the car
onto a grassy area let it warm slightly then spray the area to be cleaned
heavily with the grease buster. Let it sit for 5 minutes and repeat. You can
brush caked areas then rinse with plain water. Keep repeating until satisfied.
This stuff is not harsh on the environment and works incredibly well. Doing
it on a lawn will keep from having to clean up your driveway or garage floor.
Tracy
---- Jorge Garcia <fortee9er@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I want to remove years of caked up grease from the side of the engine block
>and the frame rails before installing the new starter can you recommend a
>strong degreaser that I can brush on to soften up the grease and then I can
>scrape off? I've heard of people using Easy Off oven cleaner but have never
>tried it.
> Thanks
> Jorge Garcia
> 1965 BJ8
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