Sorry if this has been asked before but was wondering if anyone can tell me the best way to de-coke an exhaust (in this case an indian clubman) . Are there any liquids etc on the market that can be poured in and left to dissolve coke build up.
Thanks Baz.
Exhaust decoke
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Caustic soda solution was the old school way ,but maybe there is something better now
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Thats the only stuff ive heard off beinv used before so unless anyone has a bettrr idea il give it a whi. ta.sean brady scooters wrote:Caustic soda solution was the old school way ,but maybe there is something better now
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Strong caustic soda solution and lots of water to flush it out
Or throw it out and get a new one...
Or throw it out and get a new one...
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Call around to local radiator and machine shops, ask if they have or know who has a hot tank. Heated carbolic acid which works great to clean out coked up exhausts (and paint, powder coating also).
cheers mate .Grumpy225 wrote:Call around to local radiator and machine shops, ask if they have or know who has a hot tank. Heated carbolic acid which works great to clean out coked up exhausts (and paint, powder coating also).