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On 08/11/2013 08:42 PM, Mark McClure wrote:
> So after much difficulty to get the pulley bolt off, I have finally torn apart the engine.
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> Some looks usable some doesn't. Next step will be to take it the AutoSkills shop to use the parts washer and really get everything clean.
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> I plan to store the parts for a bit. Plan was to coat everything with oil, wrap them in oil soaked rags, and cover with Saran Wrap. Then put the parts in Rubbermaid bins.
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> Thoughts? Is there a specific oil I should use? Or am I better to finish the overhaul and store it as a complete block?
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> Mark
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Boiled linseed oil.  It reacts with oxygen.  It does stink, though.