After draining the oil from the crankcase of my WC-27, I stuck my finger in the drain hole to discover about a half inch of sludge on the bottom of the pan. This discovery initiated a few questions.
First, assuming that it is probably a good idea to get that gunk out of there, is there a way to remove the sludge without removing the pan?
Second, should I try using an engine-cleaning product like SeaFoam or AMSOIL Engine Flush to clean out the engine?
Finally, should I start using a detergent or even a synthetic motor oil?
Your advice and/or experience is appreciated.
Terry
First, assuming that it is probably a good idea to get that gunk out of there, is there a way to remove the sludge without removing the pan?
Second, should I try using an engine-cleaning product like SeaFoam or AMSOIL Engine Flush to clean out the engine?
Finally, should I start using a detergent or even a synthetic motor oil?
Your advice and/or experience is appreciated.
Terry
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