Posted by nrowles on April 18, 2019 at 05:17:48 from (71.251.155.138):
2 questions for you guys that know a lot of stuff.
I'm within a few hours of work of trying to start the 1953 IH R-112 that had sat for 35 years. So far everything I've done is a necessity to get this truck to operate. There will obviously be a lot of tweaking going forward but one thing I want to get done is cleaning the engine up. It has a lot of caked on hard grease/dirt/etc. I am going to scrape what I can easily get to but was wondering if there is a product that I can spray on the engine to help after I scrape the big stuff off. Something that will not damage anything else under the hood if it gets on it. Never had to use anything like this before.
For my 2012 Chevy Cruze I had always used synthetic BLEND oil. This past oil change I used FULL synthetic because it was convenient at the time. I'd like to go back to using the cheaper synthetic blend again. I've read that you can't keep switching back and forth between conventional and synthetic but for this one time can I switch back to the blend or is this definitely a no-no?
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