Dannel94
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Yamaha nytro
Bought a nytro with mcx 270 kit last week.
The first 10 minutes i had it it threw a rod and piston through the case.
I have a new engine waiting to be put in but im wondering if I need to flush the oil hoses and tank before?
The engine stalled right away.
The first 10 minutes i had it it threw a rod and piston through the case.
I have a new engine waiting to be put in but im wondering if I need to flush the oil hoses and tank before?
The engine stalled right away.
Mooseman
I'm not all knowing. Post your question in forum.
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I would. Why risk it?
Dannel94
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Yamaha nytro
How do you flush it? And with what? Water?
STAIN
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Defiantly!!! If there is metal debris in the lines, then you are introducing that metal into your new engine.
Use brake clean and a little compressed air. Keep flushing until clean.
Use brake clean and a little compressed air. Keep flushing until clean.
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i would clean it with diesel fuel. it lubricates and cleans good enough, and is neutral to rubber gaskets
