Best way to remove pesky gaskets..
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Yeah, its me again. I searched for this one and there were way to many topics and none of them said what i needed...
i took the gaskets of the intake, and peices of them are still left...how do you get rid of those. I don't want to sand because of fear of making a groove...i tried a putty knife..."we've tried nothing and we're out of ideas"
so, what do you guys do?
i took the gaskets of the intake, and peices of them are still left...how do you get rid of those. I don't want to sand because of fear of making a groove...i tried a putty knife..."we've tried nothing and we're out of ideas"
so, what do you guys do?
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An old wood chisel works for me. I just am real careful to not gouge the sealing surface. Try loosening by wetting with carb cleaner that might make it easier to get off.
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Originally Posted by KLR
WD40 and a credit card or other plastic scraper. No fun, but safe and effective in a reasonable amount of time.
Yeah.. I used WD40 on my cam tower gasket in combination with a gasket scraper.. atleast 2 bottles of it. Talk about the garage stinking of chemicals. Its a slow process but it works.