Engine clean up
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Engine clean up
So I decided to order my valve cover gaskets today. Parts store said they would be there in the morning. I went ahead and removed the valve covers, figured I could clean them up with a coat of paint. When I removed the covers I seem alot of sludge. The worst I ever seen actually.
Is there something I can add to the oil to help clean it up. Is it something that has to be ran along time? I currently have a bad radiator in it so it would have to be at idle? Thank you for your help
Is there something I can add to the oil to help clean it up. Is it something that has to be ran along time? I currently have a bad radiator in it so it would have to be at idle? Thank you for your help
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I have used a cheap shop vac to clean up sludge under valve covers. Break it loose with a screwdriver and get it out of there. You dont want it going into the pan and clogging up the pickup screen. I have seen that happen using engine flush liquids. You may be better off to not disturb it.
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I have used a cheap shop vac to clean up sludge under valve covers. Break it loose with a screwdriver and get it out of there. You dont want it going into the pan and clogging up the pickup screen. I have seen that happen using engine flush liquids. You may be better off to not disturb it.
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