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Looking for a 2.9L Mechanic in Atlanta Area


of course.....in the case of the cologne design....there are challenges.

one being the flanged exhaust ports cooking the pan rails and promoting sludge/creosote type build up promoting valve cover leaks and restricted oil returns.

Same question, did the drain holes through the block go in a straight line down to the oil pan?

Hobby is there any way to clean them without pulling the heads off and without damaging the engine? I’m assuming it’s burnt oil and varnish, there’s nothing in there that wouldn’t catch in the oil filter or would damage anything even if it’s circulated back up through the engine, it would just get chewed up. Yes/no?
 
there are a host of openings in the valley
 
Anything more specific from anybody? I suspected it might be burnt up crud near the exhaust manifold. Can I just run a brass wire brush down through there and then drain the oil?
 

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