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    Senior Member Devin's Avatar
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    How can I stop the sludge build up in my 4.7 magnum in my dodge ram? ?

    Not to bad right now! I know that these motors are notorious for this problem, I noticed just a little under the oil cap. plz help

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    Try running lighter oil and using sea foam oil treatment, you can buy it at most auto part store.

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    You can get a water separator from a store (they are commonly used on air compressors to keep water out of airlines) and hook it up to the hose running to your valve cover.

    It's part of your PCV system, one hose draws air in through the intake, and another sucks it out. You will want to put the separator inline with the inlet side of the PCV system, and empty it from time to time.

    Typical PCV system:
    http://www.miracerros.com/mustang/pcv.gif

    Campbell hausefeld MP5138 is a cheap $20 or so separator.

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    get that oil lol like that commercial i need some fries ..... and some extra napkins!

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    Use synthetic oil, it will not form sludge. As simple as that.

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    changing it to a synthetic oil will help it a lot,its not as prone to build up sludge as regular oil is,of course keeping it changed will help also but on some cars in some areas this will happen even if you do run good oil in one,all you can do is regular oil changes and hope it doesn't do it,good luck.

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    Change your oil a lot.

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    run some engine flush through it. you can get it at any autoparts store.


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