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My motors are constantly manteined in excellent immaculate clean looking condition, no need to degrese them, but from time to time with a medium paint brush apply a coat of WD-40 on the entire powerhead and pan area as well...
It a “marine” engine. It’s designed to be run in wet, humid conditions.
Certainly don't “drown” the thing but a light spray wouldn’t harm anything.
Can’t speak for your configuration but the air box limos access. I removed mine. Covered the intake of the carbs (6) using sandwich bags and rubber bands.
It a “marine” engine. It’s designed to be run in wet, humid conditions.
Certainly don't “drown” the thing but a light spray wouldn’t harm anything.
Can’t speak for your configuration but the air box limos access. I removed mine. Covered the intake of the carbs (6) using sandwich bags and rubber bands.
