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[QUOTE="ascrap2003, post: 1383239, member: 25849"] As long as nothing fell in you should always clean engine very good with a degreaser and rinse with a light mist do not use high pressure water it can find its way into parts and cause problems then apply shop air while you are taking it apart to keep clean stuff clean rags into inlets etc most of us don't go all out but it's the proper thing to do Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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