engine steam cleaning
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Has anyone steam cleaned a cossie engine or is it a no-no?
I want to clean up the bottom of my engine, around the sump etc and ive got a bit of an oil leak but i cant determin where its coming from amongst all the crud that around.
So has anyone ever done it?
Cheers,
Muffster.
I want to clean up the bottom of my engine, around the sump etc and ive got a bit of an oil leak but i cant determin where its coming from amongst all the crud that around.
So has anyone ever done it?
Cheers,
Muffster.
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You should ok if the engine is cold, the problem occurs when the engine is hot, so is the air inside the dizzy cap, blasting with a water jet causes the air to condense inside the cap and cause misfires, but will be perfectly ok doing the bottom of engine.
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Steam cleaning is much better than Jet washing for an engine but I've used both on mine. As said just make sure the engine is cold & use plenty of degreaser.
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