yamahappy
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They're clean alright!
Ah... What an expensive experiment....
Besides Mr-PV are there other re coating methods/services that I should look at?
Ah... What an expensive experiment....
Besides Mr-PV are there other re coating methods/services that I should look at?
To clean valves, carb cleaner with a rag after using a new razor blade to shave off the thick stuff. Takes a few minutes each. Doesn't harm the finish.
Snowsnake
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BETHEVIPER said:To clean valves, carb cleaner with a rag after using a new razor blade to shave off the thick stuff. Takes a few minutes each. Doesn't harm the finish.
I do the same only with combustion chamber cleaner(spray can).
Concept Carbon
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i use carb cleaner and laquer thinner, with a razor blade. also brake cleaner works
SRX it is
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How about re-finishing them???
Mine could use a new coating, that's what we're looking for if anyone does that.
Mine could use a new coating, that's what we're looking for if anyone does that.
BETHEVIPER said:To clean valves, carb cleaner with a rag after using a new razor blade to shave off the thick stuff. Takes a few minutes each. Doesn't harm the finish.
X2 - I buy razor blades by the 100 pack.
Has anybody soaked them in Diesel overnight?
Last year I sprayed one with oven cleaner as a test - OUCH! Stripped the coating right off. Now the good news. I ran with the stripped power valve all last season and put about 2000 kms on it. When I cleaned them at the end of the year I didn't really notice any difference between that power valve and the other two that were not stripped. So I would suggest not to worry too much about it - I'm not 

ReaperSRX
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I have posted this a few times....for guys in Canada visit either your GM dealer or Benson Auto Supplies and pick up some GM A/C Delco "Kleens" it comes in both spray or bottle ......soak PV for 24hrs or more and the carbon just wipes off with no damage to coating, i have even left a old pulled through valve in the stuff for over 30days and no damage to coating.....this stuff works and turns carbon into jelly...........James
Snowsnake
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ReaperSRX said:I have posted this a few times....for guys in Canada visit either your GM dealer or Benson Auto Supplies and pick up some GM A/C Delco "Kleens" it comes in both spray or bottle ......soak PV for 24hrs or more and the carbon just wipes off with no damage to coating, i have even left a old pulled through valve in the stuff for over 30days and no damage to coating.....this stuff works and turns carbon into jelly...........James
That's what I was talking about. I worked as a tech for a GM Dealer for 15 years.Chrysler has their own and I'm sure Ford has their own as well.
As ReaperSRX mentioned "Kleens" use it everytime, simple/fast/effective but stay away from the fumes...nasty stuff!