Thanks - I was going to point him in the same direction...

I also read through the very lengthy thread that someone else pointed out regarding using WD40. I wouldn't recommend this unless you're dealing with an old and very ugly engine that you're planning to sell that week. The Aerospace 303 is the way to go IMO - and not sprayed everywhere, just sparingly applied with a lightly dampened rag - that makes your engine bay really look factory-new and not all shiny and slimy... GL!

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