So i have been thinking (dangerous stuff that) and looking around at the different cleaners and what not for turbo's and egr's i found one cleaner made by wynns that has good reviews but being that i'm relatively new to peugeot diesel engines i wanted to get some advice off people that have a better knowledge than i have. :-D
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Best way of cleaning egr & turbo?
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30-01-2014, 10:23 AM
Are you wanting to clean it in situ?
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30-01-2014, 10:41 AM
With my lack of experience in this field of car maintenance yea. Knowing my luck i would probably break something if i took anything off to attempt to clean it lol.
30-01-2014, 10:56 AM
I'd prob just leave it as it is then until you can get it off to clean it all properly, or better still remove all the egr crap alogether
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