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Dropping sump because of sludge (pic inside) [update, more pictures]

_R_J_K_

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That's at the level of engine replacement.

Maybe try running some of that oil flush liquid through it....
 

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That's at the level of engine replacement.

Assuming nothing has been completely blocked etc causing other damage, then give it a good clean and all should be fine.

Maybe try running some of that oil flush liquid through it....

Needs a bit more than oil flush though.
 

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All I saw was a timing chain and vomit after bad chilli.
 

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Come on now, 'fess up. How did this terrible thing happen?
 

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If your going to that much trouble I'd take the motor out and strip it down if I was keeping it
 

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What the hell has caused that? Would an engine flush even touch that stuff?

Not a hope in hell... high pressure degreaser. Mebbe.
 

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It's not that bad. Bit of sludge. It can be cleaned, but I would completely strip it and clean it properly. If you use a flush, it will only break it down smaller and block more ****.
 

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What the hell has caused that? Would an engine flush even touch that stuff?
magnatec ??????? soak it with degreaser, then pressure wash ..... then reasemble, rush a flush , then hope
 
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