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07-27-2006, 11:54 PM

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Engine flushing?

Anybody ever used transmission fliud to flush and clean a motorcycle engine?
I've heard that adding 25% tranny fluid to your engine oil and running it for 50 to 100 kms then doing an oil change helps to clean out old oil deposits.

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Re: Engine flushing?

Are you talking about a 4 stroke or 2 stroke?

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Re: Engine flushing?

On a 4 stroke motor.....

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I would not mix oils in a 4 stroke....

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