Ran across this video on YouTube, when I was researching cleaning techniques for removing carbon build up. Walnut blast your intake valves!
Has anyone used this technique on a optima?
It would be a an interesting kit for a shop/part seller to develop. The vacuum fit intake runner tool could be designed pretty easy, maybe even 3d printed with PETG, and I'm sure a media blaster fitting can be sourced somewhere pretty easy.
I read the awesome DIY thread posted here..
[DIY] : - Intake Manifold Removal (for cleanup of carbon buildup) and was
wondering if there's a quicker way.
A friend told me about the walnut blasting technique and it sounded quick and easy but messy without a proper vacuum setup, if I had the proper measurements I could try to design a 3d print..
Has anyone used this technique on a optima?
It would be a an interesting kit for a shop/part seller to develop. The vacuum fit intake runner tool could be designed pretty easy, maybe even 3d printed with PETG, and I'm sure a media blaster fitting can be sourced somewhere pretty easy.
I read the awesome DIY thread posted here..
[DIY] : - Intake Manifold Removal (for cleanup of carbon buildup) and was
wondering if there's a quicker way.
A friend told me about the walnut blasting technique and it sounded quick and easy but messy without a proper vacuum setup, if I had the proper measurements I could try to design a 3d print..