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Intake Manifold Cleaning
I just installed an EGR delete kit on my truck. Possibly the most painful 3 days of my life. Anyway, once I got the manifold off, I saw that the entire inside of the manifold was caked with soot, about an 1/8 inch in depth, this is including the ports that feed into the engine block. Anyway, I was wondering if anyone knew a way to clean the inside of the manifold without taking it apart again. I was under a time crunch and didn't have the necessary means to clean it thoroughly. The only thing I cleaned thoroughly was the ports themselves and ran some Brakekleen through the rest of it.
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I took mine to the machine shop I use and had him stick it in his parts washer.
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you're not gonna get that crap out of there without taking it back off
if you have access to a pressure washer that would work. |
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I had mine put in a nice sauna for a while... (steam bath) As you can see in the pic, it is VERY clean and ready to be put back on.
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While you have it off, have you thought about painting it? Might look cool.
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Ok, but whats it look like on the inside?
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I didn't take any pics of the inside, but it was CLEAN... No more crud clinging to side of the air passages.
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there is a thread on this here somewhere. there is a great vid on youtube of some redneck cleaning his out with a torch. pieces the size of silver dollars come flying out. cant seem to find it though.
I have head of soaking it in water mixed with a gallon of castrol super clean. |
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I wonder how well that worked
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