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yea muriatic acid would work faster, but idk what else it might hurt unless neutralized. edit: I see now he used baking soda, neat

The vinegar looked like it did absolutely nothing being a water based liquid. It just sat on the grease. Should have tried gumout. Some kind of hot , hot solvent.

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Hehe, I was also going to post almost the same comment, also from Canada! Respect to Sleeperdude and Keep going!

Worth it go get a 351 Windsor and do the swap engine tired wagons rule

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Adds more cost to the build I would light bore it maby .10 over

I'm thinking 0.60 won't be enough, that would be max on them cylinder walls

That is if it can be bored , some of the cylinders may have too much rust . If more than one or two need sleeved then it would be better to find another block .

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@@Sleeperdude Ralphie did say to light it on fire.

How about your right my dad did that it worked

Or use 'boiling oil'. Heat plus it thins it up so it penetrates better.

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Well I hope you learned something. Next time a stuck engine comes in.. for God's sake put Ralphie on that thing First! Save yourself all that work & just supervise. 😂😂 great video! 👍

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I was doubting the engine not gonna lie lol. The bourbon bbq are awesome thanks for watching

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That’s awesome. It does clean well I think we were just too rusted

I wish I could get to that point, but I would have to quit my job first

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I always throw them in the scrap bin where they belong.

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Yeah, 2x4 on the cylinders to shock it loose was my first thought after the first cleanup!!! Same principal as an impact gun. The acid is the big gun.

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I'm glad someone else mentioned this. I kept thinking "why don't they put it in 3rd?" In the end, the breaker bar probably had even more torque though.

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Do you have any suggestions on a 3.4l Toyota engine that has sat for 3yrs and the rings are rusted. It will turn over fine it just sounds crazy with no compression. I tried ATF & acetone mix with no luck. It seems like everything just seeps past the rings into the crankcase before it has a chance to work. I haven't tried white vinegar or industrial vinegar. Just hoping I can find someone out there that can help me save this engine. Thanks.

​@@dgmenace73 First you need to check the engine bores with a borescope to check that the valves aren't bent or the pistons damaged. If they're okay, you must degrease the engine, or the rust remover won't be able to get to the rust. Remove the spark plugs and DON'T replace them until the job is complete, or you may hydraulic the engine. Live with the fact that whenever you turn over the engine, crap will spray out of the spark plug holes. Using a spray bottle, lightly spray in detergent mixed with water then cautiously turn over the engine using the starter. Repeat until oily crap stops spraying out the spark plug holes. Detergent foam coming out the spark plug holes is okay. Then lightly spray phosphoric acid, Evapo-Rust or vinegar through the spark plug holes. Lightly turn the engine over to ensure an even spread. Leave phosphoric acid for maybe 12 hours, Evapo-Rust or vinegar for maybe 24-72 hours.Keep the bores wet with rust remover at all times or the rust remover will stop working. Then spray a small amount of water into the bores to remove the rust remover and gently turn the engine over by hand. Then wet the bores again and spin the engine over on the starter until crap stops coming out the spark plug holes. Repeat several times. Then spray in some penetrating oil and turn the engine over on the starter motor until crap stops spraying out the plug holes. Repeat this several times. Drain the engine oil and replace it. Then replace the spark plugs and use engine starter to start the engine. Good luck.

@Clive Matthew-Wilson thank you.....I actually had watched so many videos that I had decided to at least try exactly what you said. Anything i have tried already didn't get a chance because there was still oil on the rings. I think this just may very well work and I plan on recording the processes. I already had regular vinegar and some of the 45% I think is what it is. Someone else mentioned to heat the rust remover and any oil to 145° since heat makes metal expand as well as makes detergents clean better. Sounds reasonable to me? I will let you know if this works and let me know if anything I just mentioned is a waste of time or a bad idea ( like heating the chemicals up some). Thanks for replying.

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If so a Windsor 351 might fit

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@@nothing9271 pois é ! E isso mesmo ! = Não sei aí no seu país mais aqui no Brasil hoje em dia quase todos os carros que são fabricados; são conhecidos como -( carros - de - plástico) / pois a lataria e fraca ,sua suspensão não aguenta muito etc... Atribuo isso aos carros populares ,pois na minha opinião são os mais fracassados aqui no Brasil na época de hoje . No entanto os populares há uns aninhos atrás não eram ruins, por exemplo ; meu pai possui um( Chevrolet celta ) esse carro e de 1000 cilindradas do ano ( 2009) no entanto ele tem lataria forte ; tem suspensão forte ; apesar de ser 1000 tem o motor bastante valente ! Mais de uns anos pra car os carros do Brasil em algumas marcas populares estão deichando muito a desejar ... No entanto nosso país passa por uma alta absurda no valor das coisas e os carros populares estão caros de mais = exemplo o mais barato daqui tá custando hoje quase ( 50 mil reais) = preço de avista ,pois se for a prestação sai muito mais caro/ o que é um absurdo... Aqui quem tem um carro antigo ,seja bem - antigo ou antigo moderno ; e esse carro ainda e de um tempo bom - seus donos estão investindo neles para manter - Los rodando e em perfeitas condições... Pois eo que e muito mais significativo nós dias atuais ... Os melhores carros também aqui nos temos = exemplo ( Toyota - corola) mais carros dessa espécie,esses e que estão caros ; os direitos que são pagos de um veículo aqui são uma exploração - o valor dos documentos anualmente e uma guerra _ sem contar com o alto preço da gasolina... Aqui no Brasil para a maioria está assim = quem tem um carro tem - quem não tem tá difícil de comprar um ... No entanto essa crise valorizou muito os carros usados , valorizou muito os carros antigos !!! E tem ensinando muito a nós brasileiros a economizar ... Os carros antigos daqui são semelhantes aos daí ; na resistência de seus materiais que são fortes !!! Só não sei se hoje em dia aí estar igual aqui ? Será que aí também os carros de algumas marcas são fabricados fracos ? Ou continuam igual aos carros por - exemplo dos anos (70) ? Que são feitos mesmo de verdade ? Será que aí e assim ? Se me responder ficarei agradecido !!!

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That would be fun to try, you aren’t far from me

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