RE: short block storage

[Dave Mutchler <DMUTCHLER@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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Sean B wrote:
> 
> I have a rebuilt, fresh short block on an engine stand in a garage.  It 
> is now wet to the touch from moisture in the air.  What should I do?  It 
> 
> needs to sit there for the winter.  Any help will be greatly 
> appreciated!
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Sean


There is a product that is available, I think, similar to cosmoline. I 
work for a company that builds turbines and we use it to preserve 
machined parts and whole assemblies inside and out.It is pumped through 
the innards just by the lube oil pumps. It is oil soluble and mixes 
readily with regular oil to flush out when put in use. It is brushed on 
or sprayed depending on the situation. I am currently laid off so I 
can't get the name of it now. Maybe someone on the lists knows exactly 
what I'm referring to.
Dave

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