Carbon on Valves
#1
Carbon on Valves
I am still working on the noise from my Disco II. Does anybody know of a process to de-carbonize the valves without pulling the heads? I understand that the valves have a tendency to carbon up in the Disco II and cause spark-knock.
I would like to try and correct it with a proceedure that doesn't require the heads to be removed! If I need to take the heads off then my 2" lift money will be spent!
I would like to try and correct it with a proceedure that doesn't require the heads to be removed! If I need to take the heads off then my 2" lift money will be spent!
#5
RE: Carbon on Valves
That is kind of the problem. We don't know if it is a spark knock or not. It is either a Rocker, Lifter or worse. We don't have any loss in power that we can tell, the idle is smooth and the noise is there at all times. Sometimes it is louder then others, however it is always there. We haven't had a chance to pull the valve cover off yet and are looking for other ideas before we do so.
Is there a way to test for a knock sensor or is it easy to install where we should just replace it anyway?
Is there a way to test for a knock sensor or is it easy to install where we should just replace it anyway?
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09-01-2011 08:15 PM