Valve cleaning
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From: canada
Originally Posted by hawkssoccer11
just talked to my buddy last night. he has his own shop so one weekend coming up soon we will be doing it lol. it needs done big time lol
I haven't been on here in a while but this part along with a blaster/compressor and walnut shells made a hell of a difference. Was pretty sketched out about doing it but it's really easy and no mess. Just make sure the valves your working on are closed. There is always one open and 3 closed. Just put a socket on the crank in the passenger wheel well and you can feel when a valve opens as you turn the wrench.
Where did you get that vac attachment? Id love to know how that worked : )
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Originally Posted by cw383
Where did you get that vac attachment? Id love to know how that worked : )
It's meant for a BMW or mini but it works fine for cobalts. The actual part that goes in the valve runner is slightly too small but once you hook up the vacuum and blaster it stays on with suction.
Many different vacuum heads fit on it as well which is nice