whats the best way to clean the IM....
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whats the best way to clean the IM....
without removing it? tomorrow i am planning to replace my PCV valve and install the Home Depot Oil Catch Can (Thanx Irish), and was wondering what the best way to clean my Im of all that gunk is? i have previously removed the TB and cleaned as far in to it as possible with a rag and tb cleaner, i have also Sea Foamed her, ne other ideas on what to do? thanx in advance
Originally Posted by panda_1
without removing it? tomorrow i am planning to replace my PCV valve and install the Home Depot Oil Catch Can (Thanx Irish), and was wondering what the best way to clean my Im of all that gunk is? i have previously removed the TB and cleaned as far in to it as possible with a rag and tb cleaner, i have also Sea Foamed her, ne other ideas on what to do? thanx in advance
Go get yourself a 3m or wurth or MOC petrochemical cleaning kit and run it thru the brake booster vacuum line. Seafoam doesnt do crap.
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Originally Posted by E55AMG2
Go get yourself a 3m or wurth or MOC petrochemical cleaning kit and run it thru the brake booster vacuum line. Seafoam doesnt do crap.
http://www.autobarn.net/3minsycl3.html
They sell the complete 3M™ Intake System cleaning kit for just under $30. Of course, if this is your first time using the 3M™ products, you might want to buy the 3M™ Intake System Cleaner Adaptor Kit. I honestly do not know if the adaptor kit is necessary, since I haven't used these products before. One site that sell this stuff claims that "3M™ Intake System Cleaner cleans and protects throttle plates, intake manifolds, valves and combustion chambers. A unique formula easily applied by today’s technician utilizing the appropriate 3M™ adaptor kit."
If somebody who has used these products can provide some input on whether or not you actually need the adaptor kit, I'd really appreciate it.
They sell the complete 3M™ Intake System cleaning kit for just under $30. Of course, if this is your first time using the 3M™ products, you might want to buy the 3M™ Intake System Cleaner Adaptor Kit. I honestly do not know if the adaptor kit is necessary, since I haven't used these products before. One site that sell this stuff claims that "3M™ Intake System Cleaner cleans and protects throttle plates, intake manifolds, valves and combustion chambers. A unique formula easily applied by today’s technician utilizing the appropriate 3M™ adaptor kit."
If somebody who has used these products can provide some input on whether or not you actually need the adaptor kit, I'd really appreciate it.
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