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Re: Engine Gunk (H)
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Posted by John M on February 24, 2005 at 04:37:16 from (64.53.74.20):
In Reply to: Engine Gunk (H) posted by PurdueAg on February 23, 2005 at 20:07:14:
paleriders suggestion is what I have done more than once.Also remove the lifter cover and do that area as well.What I usually do is,after that first scrubbing,I fill it up to level with ever how many quarts it takes of non detergent minus one quart,replacing it with detergent oil,run it a littlew while and then chenge the oil with two quarts of detergent and so on and so on until I finally have all detergent oil in,changing the filter each time.It can get expensive doing that so I use cheapoer oil until I gettop the final stages,and if its not to awful bad inside I use the filter through two changes.
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