Dramatic results with cleaned valves

I guess I need to learn to git a good chuck"el out of these DIY repairs and forgit it. If one has the time,,, will"n to kill a few beers,,, likes that fuzzy feel"n he gits from hiz Fantastic EZ to use Scrubbing Bubbles spray wipe and go treatments then Gofer"it. Its time well spent with the family (tractor) could B worst you could ignore it. It hard to say its a waist of time but I think you will have short term benefits other than may-B in the process one mite learn some"n and mite even feel more comfortable when it comes time to tackle a valve job.

OK what have I got to add to this "Fantastic EZ to use Scrubbing Bubbles spray wipe and go treatment" It also will git spots out of the carpet,,, Wipes out tough grease and grime,,, leaves a nice fresh sent,,, We do the hard werk so you don"t havta"

Seriously tho enny piston driven engine will benefit from a upper intake clean"n. Thats why I spent the big bucks for a tool to do the job,,, course I like to make a few bucks 2,, He he.

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Remove from engine:
1. Exhaust pipe
2. carb.
3. Manifold
4. spark plugs
5. side inspect. plates for valves Tools you'll need:
1. thin, flat blade, slot screwdriver(long handle)
2. fairly long, phillips screwdriver (med. shank)
3. can of PB Blaster, or equivalent spray (with tube)
4. small mouth, needle nose pliers, or vise grips
5. small flashlight with strong light Things to do(step by step.)
1. spray the valve stems with PB, or rust reducer lube. Also spray the valve heads through the s-plug holes (you can see the v-heads through them, thus the flashlight. Just give them a good spray, not a hole bunch. Let the spray set about 15-20 min. 2. Go lft. to right on this, so you won't miss a valve. Put the slot s-driver under the v-stem. While prying down lightly on the handle, keep working the valve up and down, until it works smooth all the way up and down.
While working the valve, periodically spray the area up and down the stem, also through the s-plug hole onto the valve top.
Do this, to every valve, then work in reverse and do them again.
The phillips head is to put into the s-plug hole, so you can help push down on the valve head, in case you should get a stubborn stuck valve. 3. After doing all the valves this way, spray tem down again, and let them set for about 30 min. Go get a cup of coffee, and a small stiff-brushed tooth brush. 4. Take the tooth brush, and scrub the valve springs real good with it. Spray valves again and immediately turn the engine over with the starter, KEY OFF.!!!! Do that about 3 times and you should have it done. 5. Put everything back together and cross your fingers, that the valves are all loosened up. ( I have done this 2x and it really seems to work good.) BUTTON IT UP !!! You are done. Start it up and let it Idle for awhile. Listen closely for any clicking noise. After running the engine for about three days time, the engine should smooth out. Always let the engine warm up, before revving, or driving. That give a border line OLD engine time to get the valves lubed.

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Intended to add this picture of what the process looks like