Posted by showcrop on July 05, 2019 at 15:57:00 from (75.68.37.174):
In Reply to: Answer me this posted by Grandpa love on July 05, 2019 at 10:55:50:
Vinegar would work great for a first stage of the project. What you are trying to accomplish is to get the piston rings to move past rust which is tough to do. Vinegar would dissolve the rust given some time, so that well lubricated rings would move more readily past the rust. The rate of degradation of the rust would not be very fast, and any damage to the pistons, rings, and block would not be noticeable until after a few days, because vinegar is a weak acid. The problem with this though is the logistics of getting the vinegar out after letting it work for a day or two, and getting oil in to provide lubrication. Due to this problem I would stick to solvents and lubricants.
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