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Old 07-30-2004, 10:13 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Diesel engine oils --> camry engine?

Hi, guys,

Does anybody have experience put diesel engine oil in camry engine to flush sludge?


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Old 07-30-2004, 10:24 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I've done a lot of work on diesels, but I can't say I have ever heard of using engine oil to flush the sludge....

Do you have a bad problem with build up? If so I think a rebuild would be more the answer than attempting to flush it.

The only way I would imagine you could flush it would be to presure spray the oil through there. And that seems kind of expensive.

Either way, I say it's worth the work. If you have a diesel Camry, you own a pretty rare car. I would only dream of one

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Old 07-30-2004, 12:09 PM   #3 (permalink)
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There are engine flush available in Canadian Tire. Use 2 bottles if you need to. Instruction is on the bottle too.
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that engine flush stuff is pretty much diesel fuel.... but yeah, use it before an oil change
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before an oil change or during?
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pour it in before the oil change, let the engine idle for 10-15 minutes (do not drive it) then drain the oil, change the filter and add new oil
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Diesal oils that are rated for gasoline usage SJ or SL are fine. But most are CH/CF, SG/SF rated and have a very strong additive package that will likely kill the CAT quicker.
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Either way, I say it's worth the work. If you have a diesel Camry, you own a pretty rare car. I would only dream of one


i have never seen a diesel camry. do u have any pics and what would the engine code be for that.

It sounds pretty cool
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They had a turbo diesel in the gen 1 camrys. Also had a non turbo corolla and truck with diesels in the eighties. The corolla was so underpowered, but the camrys drove out ok.
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