Hi guys,
Seems like I have to have my intake manifold carbon cleaned, possibly an EGR blank done after that. Rough idling and excess smoke when engine warms up. Strange though, it doesn't happen with every drive.
Can anyone recommend a mechanic or somewhere where I can attend to this in Cape Town? I've seen some guys offering a "non-invasive" clean, but I'm sceptical. Does anyone have experience wth this? Also seems like it would be a massive job to remove the manifold and get it cleaned...?
Any advice appreciated.
Cheers.
Intake manifold carbon cleaning
- matteo
- Country: South Africa
- Vehicle: Pajero 3.2 DiD SWB
- lunnmj
- Country: South Africa
- Vehicle: Pajero 3.2 DID SWB
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Re: Intake manifold carbon cleaning
Good day
It is not too difficult to do this job. Just takes time.
I did mine a few months ago. used pressure washer and oven cleaner.
Looks like new now.
For EGR blank use a piece of stainless steel plate and put it on inlet manifold side.
5 min job for fitting.
Martyn
It is not too difficult to do this job. Just takes time.
I did mine a few months ago. used pressure washer and oven cleaner.
Looks like new now.
For EGR blank use a piece of stainless steel plate and put it on inlet manifold side.
5 min job for fitting.
Martyn
- Sparticus
- Country: South Africa
- Vehicle: 03 Mitsubishi Pajero 3.2 DID
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Re: Intake manifold carbon cleaning
Hi,
I am planning to do my Gen 4 soon as well. I service my car with Jacques Norval and when I was there a few weeks back he had just completed an intake manifold and intercooler clean on a clients 2.5 triton. Give him a shout.
Cheers
I am planning to do my Gen 4 soon as well. I service my car with Jacques Norval and when I was there a few weeks back he had just completed an intake manifold and intercooler clean on a clients 2.5 triton. Give him a shout.
Cheers
- Ruanlab
- Country: South Africa
- Vehicle: 2004 Pajero 3.2did SWB A/T
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Re: Intake manifold carbon cleaning
Hi Martyn, could you please give me a guide on how you blanked off the EGR?