Cleaning carbon build up in stacks
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Cleaning carbon build up in stacks
I've noticed that every time I start my truck my stacks blow a bunch of black specs everywhere. Even when they don't have any water in them. I talked to my good buddy Diesel_Dan and he said it's carbon build up. Well, after spending the afternoon steam cleaning those carbon flecks out of my carpet (they don't come out as easily as they go in) I've decided to do something about it. I looked into the stacks and there's a good 1/8" layer of carbon build up on the inside of them. Is there something I could run down them to help clean them out on occasion to avoid this problem or am I just stuck with this? Thanks for the help.
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I noticed that mine built up carbon quickly, but it gets to a point (mines probably 1/16") where it quits building. I've just been living with it... it's a small price to pay!
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I could also get rid of my stacks and go back to a single side exhaust but that ain't gonna happen.
88bird I was thinking about something along those lines.
Bosshawg600, never thought of that. I'll give it a try tomorrow.
88bird I was thinking about something along those lines.
Bosshawg600, never thought of that. I'll give it a try tomorrow.
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The only way to fix them is to take them off, clean them out, and sell them to someone you don't like
That's how I fixed my stacks/soot water on the WHOLE DERN TRUCK problem
But like you said earlier, that ain't gonna happen,
Chris
That's how I fixed my stacks/soot water on the WHOLE DERN TRUCK problem
But like you said earlier, that ain't gonna happen,
Chris
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like the guy before said... after a while the soot has nothing else to clinge to so it stop building up and just make it tuffer to come off.... haha its the price you pay when you run a little richer then stock..
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