engine flash using diesel

**homework** · December 8th, 2013 01:58 PM

sir mam meron po ba gumagamit nang diesel sa pag engine flash i mean pag change oil po pano po ba ito ginagawa
tia

**trucker111** · December 8th, 2013 03:59 PM

i saw one mechanic put diesel in coke 1 liter bottle that serve as tank for gun spray (compressor). gaya ng ginagamit ng mga pintor. after draining the oil, spray the engine with diesel, ma flash na yung oil.

**raycon_24** · December 8th, 2013 09:28 PM

pag gas powered ang engine mo mas ok gumamit ka na lang ng diesel oil for a week or two then change oil ulit, mataas kasi ang detergent ng diesel oil, ganyan ginawa ko on both of my cars after ko mabili 2nd hand, effective for me kasi wala kang makikitang sludge sa rocker arms assembly after ko mag palit ng VC gasket...

**homework** · December 9th, 2013 07:24 AM

sir diesel engine po pag gagamitan ko pano po ba sabi kasi ng iba sakin drain ng 1liter tapos add ng 1liter na diesel paandarin tapos drain tama po ba

**vinj** · December 9th, 2013 09:16 AM

Re. using diesel fuel as an engine flush, I remember lowslowbenz explaining this before... have to dig it out though.

If you change oil regularly though, there is no need to flush.

**regaia** · December 9th, 2013 10:21 AM

Unfortunately, if your engine already has sludge, the only way to remove it completely is to manually clean it by opening up the engine aka ovehaul. Other than that you run the risk of clogging the internal oil paths in the engine by the sudden release of all that gunk.

If you’re not willing to do that then may I suggest the procedure which I used in my vehicle with some alterations. Get a good oil with good detergency. In my case, I used Top 1 SDO and Mag 1 All Fleet. Then shorten the interval of change oil to 1,000 then 2,500. After that I used a good and tested engine cleaning oil additive. I used seafoam. But I heard that Autorx is also good. Then change oil 1,000 and 2,500 and 5,000 intervals. After completing it, make sure to have your oil pan and oil strainer (if your car is equipped with one) cleaned. You can also add 2t to your fuel to clean your injectors and fuel lines.

**homework** · December 9th, 2013 12:57 PM

Originally Posted by regaia

Unfortunately, if your engine already has sludge, the only way to remove it completely is to manually clean it by opening up the engine aka ovehaul. Other than that you run the risk of clogging the internal oil paths in the engine by the sudden release of all that gunk.

If you’re not willing to do that then may I suggest the procedure which I used in my vehicle with some alterations. Get a good oil with good detergency. In my case, I used Top 1 SDO and Mag 1 All Fleet. Then shorten the interval of change oil to 1,000 then 2,500. After that I used a good and tested engine cleaning oil additive. I used seafoam. But I heard that Autorx is also good. Then change oil 1,000 and 2,500 and 5,000 intervals. After completing it, make sure to have your oil pan and oil strainer (if your car is equipped with one) cleaned. You can also add 2t to your fuel to clean your injectors and fuel lines.

thanks sir... negative pala gamitin ang diesel as engine oil Mitsubishi adventure po ang ride ko and pang biyahe po simula po kasi noong father ko gumamit di pa na change oil (30K) na po na tatakbo 2 times na napalitan ng oil filter and nag dadag lag siya ng enkendel oil 2 bottles... and pertua now me na po gumagamit kaya balak ko sana malinisan ng husto bago ko salangan ng SYNTHETIC OlL Top 1 yong red... and thanks po ulit sa info about 2t user narin po me.....

thanks po ulit

**crazy_boy** · December 9th, 2013 01:05 PM

Originally Posted by homework

thanks sir... negative pala gamitin ang diesel as engine oil Mitsubishi adventure po ang ride ko and pang biyahe po simula po kasi noong father ko gumamit di pa na change oil (30K) na po na tatakbo 2 times na napalitan ng oil filter and nag dadag lag siya ng enkendel oil 2 bottles... and pertua now me na po gumagamit kaya balak ko sana malinisan ng husto bago ko salangan ng SYNTHETIC OlL Top 1 yong red... and thanks po ulit sa info about 2t user narin po me.....

thanks po ulit

no need to use Pertua additive anymore. ok naman ang Top1 SDO. tried and tested na dito sa tsikot.

**lowslowbenz** · December 9th, 2013 01:41 PM

Originally Posted by vinj

Re. using diesel fuel as an engine flush, I remember lowslowbenz explaining this before... have to dig it out though.

If you change oil regularly though, there is no need to flush.

I use diesel fuel to flush old oil and sludge out (if there are any). I buy a gallon of diesel, drain the old oil, and load in the diesel. Do not remove the old oil filter just yet. Determine that the diesel inside your engine has reached (at least) the minimum level on your oil dipstick. Then let it idle for around 15 mins or so, para umikot ang diesel sa oil galleries, DO NOT REV!

Drain overnight, and remove your old oil filter. Kinabukasan, pour in fresh oil, and screw in a new filter.

Disclaimer: This is what I do, as part of good maintenance habits. You may, or you may not opt to do this procedure, for whatever reason.

**homework** · December 9th, 2013 02:09 PM

Originally Posted by lowslowbenz

I use diesel fuel to flush old oil and sludge out (if there are any). I buy a gallon of diesel, drain the old oil, and load in the diesel. Do not remove the old oil filter just yet. Determine that the diesel inside your engine has reached (at least) the minimum level on your oil dipstick. Then let it idle for around 15 mins or so, para umikot ang diesel sa oil galleries, DO NOT REV!

Drain overnight, and remove your old oil filter. Kinabukasan, pour in fresh oil, and screw in a new filter.

Disclaimer: This is what I do, as part of good maintenance habits. You may, or you may not opt to do this procedure, for whatever reason.

sir pano mo po ito ginagawa hinahalo mo po ba ito sa engine oil sample 1 litter then andar idle for 15min tapos drain tama po ba