Effective carbon removal??????

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sidewayzpimpn

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So today i decided to remove the chain guides and paint my valve cover. when i opened up the valve cover there was heavy sludge and carbon build up in there. What are the most effective ways anybody here has gotten rid of this in their cars, besides removing it and taking it to get cleaned. ive used seafoam in a different car but i never opend up the engine to check it after. Any opinion is good thanks:bigthumbu
 
seafoam again sounds convincing, any other suggestions........and how well do motor flushes work. and what brands are recomended.....................
 
id recomend not doing anything, it will loosen stuff that wont come off right away, eventually however, it will come off. Then it will clog the oil pick up and you be retrieving pieces of your bottom end from the highway.
 
gsracer said:
id recomend not doing anything, it will loosen stuff that wont come off right away, eventually however, it will come off. Then it will clog the oil pick up and you be retrieving pieces of your bottom end from the highway.
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+ 6 trillion


unless you take the motor apart and totaly clean it out listen to this asshole and what he has to say.
 
gsracer said:
id recomend not doing anything, it will loosen stuff that wont come off right away, eventually however, it will come off. Then it will clog the oil pick up and you be retrieving pieces of your bottom end from the highway.
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^^ ahahaha i saw someone on i95 today picking up what looked like engine block pieces!!
 
alright good shit i might as well remove it and get it cleaned. does some one know how much it will cost me just to get it cleaned?????
 
u gonna take the motor apart just to clean the sludge? for that u get a new motor lol
 
put a brick of c4 under your bed and wire it to your alarm clock
 
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