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PineSol does work great!!! I use it with a stainless steel "stock-pot" and small electric hotplate (on very low)... for soaking starters, generators, and armatures (after disassembly). It would clean them without damaging the insulation or coating on the field coils and armature windings.

Soak them in warm clean water (5-gallon bucket) afterwards, and blow dry with a hair dryer or heat gun (again- on low). The field coils take longer, but they will dry in a couple days.


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