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      08-08-2012, 04:56 PM   #45
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Is this the ONLY way we can clean our engine valves?
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Is this the ONLY way we can clean our engine valves?
Search my friend

There are a couple other ways but this is the best way
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      08-11-2012, 03:40 PM   #47
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Is this the ONLY way we can clean our engine valves?
no but this the best/cheapest way to DIY. I am actually in the middle of doing mine right now. Very easy to do. im only 2.5hrs in and i have one valve left. its soaking now and then scrubbing away. Lets just pray it starts lol
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no but this the best/cheapest way to DIY. I am actually in the middle of doing mine right now. Very easy to do. im only 2.5hrs in and i have one valve left. its soaking now and then scrubbing away. Lets just pray it starts lol
Thanks let us know how your valve cleaning went. Also, do u feel a difference in performance, MPG etc. Thanks
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      09-05-2012, 10:19 AM   #49
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Is this okay to do on the N52 also? I have 81k and it seems to need it.
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Thanks let us know how your valve cleaning went. Also, do u feel a difference in performance, MPG etc. Thanks
Performance: No
MPG: just a tad
Rough Idle: Still there
Misfires: Still there

The only thing i gained was peace of mind and unfortunately found a defect in the head that i am trying to get BMW to check out. Hopefully a new head is in order
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This should be sticky
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I'm trying to open/close some of the valves using a remote starter switch. It has two alligator clips but I'm unsure where I connect the clips on the starter. Anyone aware of where to attach the clips?
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