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Possile to clean metal out of piston (without removing head)?
I did something incredibly stupid tonight.
I was pulling the pre-chambers from my wifes 300D. To make a long story short, I was rushing to get them pulled before the sun went down. I neglected to the glow plugs before removing the prechamber. Well I got one out and realized what I had done when I saw a clean swath down the face of the prechamber. I shined a light down into the cylinder and I can see shards of metal, likely from both the prechamber and the glowplug. I am really not all that interested in pulling the head to clean this. Is it possible to just use a magnet to pull the bits of metal out? The car has been having some odd power problems and I was hoping clean injectors and pre-chambers might help a little. Any hope?
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'84 300CD Turbo 132k (Anthracite Grey) - WVO - My daily driver - Recently named coo-coo-coupe by my daughter. '84 300D Turbo 240k (Anthracite Grey) - Garage Queen '83 300D Turbo 220k (Orient Red) - WVO - Wifes daily driver I'm not a certified mechanic, but I did stay at a HolidayInn Express last night. |
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