Cleaning Vacuum Lines
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Cleaning Vacuum Lines
I read somewhere about taking off one of the vacuum hoses and placing it some simple green, and allowing it to be sucked up.
What does this acheive? Is this adviseable?
I want your expert advise before attemping such a feight.
What does this acheive? Is this adviseable?
I want your expert advise before attemping such a feight.
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Re: Cleaning Vacuum Lines (zumiez007)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by zumiez007 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I read somewhere about taking off one of the vacuum hoses and placing it some simple green, and allowing it to be sucked up.
What does this acheive? Is this adviseable?</TD></TR></TABLE>
simple green? not adviseable unless u ment seafoam <hmm are u trying to decarbonizing your engine?>
plus if u let the engine "suck" in too much of that stuff too fast, u can "hydrolock" your engine, bending a valve/ pushing a piston out the side of the engine block
What does this acheive? Is this adviseable?</TD></TR></TABLE>
simple green? not adviseable unless u ment seafoam <hmm are u trying to decarbonizing your engine?>
plus if u let the engine "suck" in too much of that stuff too fast, u can "hydrolock" your engine, bending a valve/ pushing a piston out the side of the engine block
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