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In looking for CRC's Knock'er Loose I ran across this test. Looks like "Seafoam Deep Creep" and "Knock'er Loose" are the best of the lot followed by Brake Fluid as a 3rd place contender.

I've got 6 Interstate 51R's in my 3 gensets soon to be 8 once I find time to work on gen set #4. They seem to work great so far and turn the starter over quite well. I put them on battery maintainers and they are always ready to spring into action. In general 51R's are pretty easy to find...

You can find them in the Techincal Manuals located here. In particular, you want the -24P manual. You will find the diagram and parts listing on "printed" pages 162-164. Sorry to hear about your parts installation/orientation mix up. Don't despair its not a parts machine yet... Sounds like...

It pulls air in, so clockwise as viewed into the fan from fan grill. What positions are the fins missing from? If 180 out from one another probably not an issue. If adjacent to one another might cause a bit of an imbalance/vibration. Although there is a lot of mass there so not sure how much...

This is another great thread to use. In particular pay attention to post #6.

The highlighted thread "New to me - MEP-003A" linked by member "Mr4btTahoe" has a LOT of info that directly applies to the process you should follow for your MEP-002a. Virtually the same machine with 2 less cylinders & larger gen head. If you could supply some additional pictures it might help...