jaydee75
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I was changing my oil today, and looking into the oil tank with a flashlight, I saw quite a sludge build-up on the bottom. I flushed it a couple of times with clean oil, but the sludge remained. I scraped it with a long 1/4 inch wooden dowel and it brought up a big blob of congealed grease (sludge).
Can anyone come up with a way to get that sludge out without removing the oil tank? Flushing agent?
I can't scrape it from above at all and I'm afraid attempts will just stir the sludge up and circulate it.
Has anyone else noticed this?
Jaydee
Can anyone come up with a way to get that sludge out without removing the oil tank? Flushing agent?
I can't scrape it from above at all and I'm afraid attempts will just stir the sludge up and circulate it.
Has anyone else noticed this?
Jaydee