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cleaning internal portion of motor?..?..

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donninator321
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cleaning internal portion of motor?..?..

Post by donninator321 » May 28, 2008

so a few people have told me if i were to use transmission fluid instead of motor oil, and let run for about five minutes it will clean out all that build up of junk. the question i have for you guys/gals is that true?!

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Post by miyagi » May 28, 2008

if you're going to use anything, use seafoam. Just be prepared for it to smoke to hell and back until it all burns out.
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Post by kotomile » May 28, 2008

I think he's trying to concoct more of a flush out than a fog treatment.

ATF is little more than a super-refined oil. Pour in a quart, drive around the block, change oil. The Miata guys do it all the time.
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Post by donninator321 » May 31, 2008

i've done the seafoam thing in the gas tank and intake...

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Post by tenchu » May 31, 2008

drop the oil pan and clean out the 'gunk' thats the best way really. aside from a complete re-build lol
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Post by Nikku » May 31, 2008

get a MoC flush from your local honda dealer. its what they use and it works.
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Post by donninator321 » June 02, 2008

most likely will drop the pan next time i change the oil. thanks guys/gals

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