Clean My Pistons????
Apr 9, 2008, 04:38 PM
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Assuming you're not planning to completely change your fuel 
there is a product that is well tested to remove the deposits you're seeing. It's called Mopar Combustion Chamber cleaner. You can buy it at any Dodge or Chrysler dealer. Google it and you'll find lots of DSM references for it.
Also can be used with the head on the car, for those of you who are curious.
there is a product that is well tested to remove the deposits you're seeing. It's called Mopar Combustion Chamber cleaner. You can buy it at any Dodge or Chrysler dealer. Google it and you'll find lots of DSM references for it.Also can be used with the head on the car, for those of you who are curious.
Apr 9, 2008, 10:03 PM
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cleaning them won't do much, put pour some new motor oil on them and scrub them with a rag or brillo pad. it won't get it all off unless you go at it for a while but it will help. this is how i was advised to do it by Nick @ DTM. He and I both qualify as "people with experience", although mine is much less.
p.s. probably moving to dubai in june!
p.s. probably moving to dubai in june!
let me know when you get here!! are you planning on bringing the evo with you?
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i do not like anything but pump...especially meth coz no one knows how to set it up properly here...4Wheel Slide might be coming to dubai soon i know he has a lot of experience with meth..i might ask him to get me a kit with him to see what he can do!
thanks for the suggestion though..you might be hearing from me soon
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LOL for meth suggestions....I remember when I took my head off, I just used clean motor oil and a rag and it came right off. I didn't need to scrap, scratch or anything, they just cleaned and shined like new.
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cleaning them won't do much, put pour some new motor oil on them and scrub them with a rag or brillo pad. it won't get it all off unless you go at it for a while but it will help. this is how i was advised to do it by Nick @ DTM. He and I both qualify as "people with experience", although mine is much less.
p.s. probably moving to dubai in june!
p.s. probably moving to dubai in june!
Much less? I don't even think they make a fraction that small!
Most of that carbon won't clean up very much unless you put some serious elbow grease into it. Make sure if you use some kind of chemical cleaner to flush whatever is in your oil pan before startup.
