Abby’s Guide > Outdoor Power Equipment (Lawn Mowers, Snow Blowers, Chain Saws and more) > Discussions > Engine Flush
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Marshall
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Re: Engine Flush
Reply #5 May 17, 2005 12:47 pm |
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Terms, a number of companies make engine flushes, BG, Gunk, Amsoil, Berrymans, etc. You always run a bit of risk when flushing an old engine that hasn't had its oil changed regularly. Deposits of gunk, sludge, carbon, etc. can come loose and get stuck in areas you wouldn't want them to be in. But, it can be a good thing too. If I was to do anything I would just take some Berrymans B-12 Carb and Cranckcase cleaner and pout a small amount into the crankcase, like a cap full or so, run the engine and then drain it. - Drain old oil
- Put in Berrymans
- Put in new cheap oil
- Run engine
- Drain
- Fill with new good oil.
Follow the instructions on the bottle, adapt for small engine use.
This message was modified May 17, 2005 by Marshall
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