Anyone done the steam cleaning maintainance?

Started by m1tch, February 12, 2010, 10:20:28 PM

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m1tch

Hi all,

Just wondering how many people have done this:

http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2ndgen/tech_water_injection.html

I know its like what happens with WI lol but a bit more extreme!

rx7boy

Seems interesting, will subscribe to the thread to see what others think, does seem a bit of bodge job but who knows !
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1990_fc3s_t2

Ive not done it yet, but only read good things about it on rx7club
Im also intrested to know how many people actually do it here and how often

m1tch

I might do it on mine, although maybe not that much water lol and after I fit better igntion then maybe I will lol although I could just fit my WI and do it that way :)

ashc

i was going to try it when my compression hits about 6.5 and then remeasure it lol

jackaleks

hmm.
 
i think i\'d rather just buy a WI kit. what happens if you let too much water in by accident/inexperience? i\'d rather not test whether my engine can hydrolock or not.

1990_fc3s_t2

It gets sucked through a vacuum tube so you cant get a whole gallon in there at once!
I wouldnt be worried about locking up the engine, just make sure you keep the car running and go for a blast afterwards to make sure all the waters gone.

This doesnt do anything for compression, just cleans right?

Its the atf trick that helps a low comp engine just dont leave it in too long.

Prof

Quote from: 1990_fc3s_t2;672547It gets sucked through a vacuum tube so you cant get a whole gallon in there at once!
I wouldnt be worried about locking up the engine, just make sure you keep the car running and go for a blast afterwards to make sure all the waters gone.
 
This doesnt do anything for compression, just cleans right?
 
Its the atf trick that helps a low comp engine just dont leave it in too long.

I\'m guessing that\'s to do with Carbon lock - the ATF eating at the carbon buildup around the seal\'s / springs to free them again and help seal the engine.
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1990_fc3s_t2

hehe this would be fun too!! :evillaugh

"Yep water works great. Some people even hook a hose up to their washer fluid reservoir; so they can squirt water into the engine with a flick of a lever. Also makes for a great James Bond smokescreen for pesky tailgaters."

SiH

Quote from: 1990_fc3s_t2;672579hehe this would be fun too!! :evillaugh

"Yep water works great. Some people even hook a hose up to their washer fluid reservoir; so they can squirt water into the engine with a flick of a lever. Also makes for a great James Bond smokescreen for pesky tailgaters."

That\'s the scuzziest, most low rent WI I\'ve ever heard of :D love it :Giggle

Except for the vacuum/pressure being applied at the line to the washer bottle pump...