What are the hazards of cleaning an engine with diesel?
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Below are the hazards of cleaning an engine with diesel: 1. Without disassembly and inspection, some long-term formed deposits and lacquer films cannot be cleaned thoroughly in a short time. 2. Since the viscosity of diesel is much lower compared to engine oil and it lacks anti-wear additives, cleaning without disassembly can cause wear to the engine's friction components. 3. Diesel has strong permeability and corrosiveness, which can cause all rubber products to expand, leading to the failure of all oil seals in the vehicle. Below is additional information: 1. Engine cleaning mainly includes cleaning the oil passages and cleaning the lubrication surfaces of the engine through the lubrication system. 2. Engine cleaning helps maintain the cleanliness of engine components, reduces wear on engine parts, effectively lowers the engine failure rate, and ensures the normal operation of all engine components.