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Re: A liquid to unstick valves?
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Posted by txgrn on August 01, 2005 at 17:49:50 from (209.151.116.152):
In Reply to: A liquid to unstick valves? posted by Bilko on August 01, 2005 at 17:43:06:
You can buy Marvel Mystery Oil in the red container at wally world. Goes in gas and oil. Then get the engine to injest some. Easy in a car just remove the air cleaner and pour it in the air intake till the engine almost chokes (lotta white smoke out the tailpipe) then let her catch her breath and do it again half a dozen times. Then turn her off and let her sit for a couple of hours and do it again. If the plugs don't clean up on their own, take em out, clean em up and stick em back in. Be surprised how good it works. On an updraft carb on a tractor you will need a squirt device to get it in the airstream. Some folks use diesel. Mark
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