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04-24-2008 #1
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oil milkshake
whats the best way to clean roller lifters after a blown headgasket?
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04-24-2008 #2
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I would just do very frequent oil changes. Like every 100 miles. Do that maybe 3-4 times.
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Wd40
If you are pulling the heads and will have the lifters out, put them on a paper towel and spray them with WD40. While many people use WD40 as a lubricant, it actually was originally designed as a Water Displacer (and was the 40th recipe tried by the inventor) and will work into the lifters via capillary action and displace the water.
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Is there anything WD-40 can't do? I buy it bulk at Costco.
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Make things taste good.
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thanks for the help guys, i'll try wd40 tonight
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I think it tastes great ! Originally Posted by mongoose
It makes a great pocket sized/portable flame thrower too.
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I am a Phyisical Therapist and I have had a few old timers actually rub it into their knees, and claim it works! They smell like my garage..
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Before or after the Windex soak?! Originally Posted by Josh
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