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sludge on side of engine 200

posted by  hARRYtheIGUANA on  Wed Dec 17 09:58 CST 2003
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Not too sure if this has been mentioned, but one thing I have heard about the flame trap is that behind the little honeycomb filter on the bottom of the flame trap piece it can also get clogged up w/ stuff... oh, and the little tiny piece that juts out from the base.

I have a possible cloggage w/ mine, so this is what Im going to be checking for.

Oh, and a little drill bit can be used to redrill the holes in the honeycomb filter (or so my mechanic tells me).






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