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how to get rid of engine oil sludge
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To effectively get rid of engine oil sludge, it's crucial to first understand that sludge forms due to the breakdown of over-aged oil under high temperatures, leading to a thick, tar-like accumulation. This harmful buildup restricts oil flow and impairs engine performance. A proactive approach involves changing the oil and oil filter regularly, using manufacturer-recommended oil types, which possess additives to prevent sludge buildup. For engines already suffering from sludge, flushing the engine is a practical solution. This process involves adding a chemical engine flush to the oil, running the engine for a short period to let the flush circulate, and then draining the oil, flushing it out along with the sludge. Afterwards, install a new oil filter and refill with fresh oil. Always consult your vehicle’s manual or a professional mechanic to choose the appropriate products and to ensure this procedure is suitable for your engine type. Continuous maintenance and timely oil changes are your best defense against sludge reformation.
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