Hey guys
I previously had oil in coolant from head. I was wondering if anyone new what to use to remove this from the coolant system during the flushing as it is within the radiator engine etc ???????????
Thanks in advance Daniel
You will never fully remove it unless you do a full rebuild, it sticks in some of the water jackets around the engine, best way is to do some good coolant flushes every few thousands km's, this will get the most important build ups out
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use a radiator flush. put it in and drive the car around the block a few times to warm the block up.
the only way you'll ever get it all out is to run a degreaser and that will cause more harm than good.
the oil will catch all the gunk though and it can cause blockages so you'll want to keep checking the coolant
Thankyou for the response guys.
I will try your suggestions, any further additions to this appreciated and thanks in advance.
Cheers Daniel
Had an old mack with this same problem a few years ago. We did a few engine flushes with a product called calgon & it helped to break down the oil.
As stated above, nothing short of a full rebuild with acid or hotwashing of the block will fully remove it.
when i had my motor out i wan turps through the system, a funnel in one of the heater hoses and pulled up above the highest point and put it through, alot of white build up came out. but that's not the cheapest of ways to do it, uses alot of the stuff, if ou do it that way, catch the used stuff and bottle it again, use it to clean something one day...
defenitally wanna flush it well after that with a everyday cooling system flusher to remove the turps film.
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