I am flushing my oil cooler and I am having a hard time getting it cleaned out of what looks to be a ton of bearing material. I have used kerosene and 120 PSI air which makes quite a mess in the garage. I soaked the cooler in kerosene overnight twice but still there is sizeable flakes coming out. I switched to boiling hot water and blew out the cooler. Still there is metal flakes coming from the cooler. Is it possible to get the oil cooler factory clean when the motor eats a bearing and the oil

So i have searched and had no luck finding the answer to my question so i figured i would ask. I have an 86 and bought a *DM hard pipe kit and the kit does not have a place for the sensor located on the factory pipe right before the throttle body and was wondering what you guys do with the sensor? any help would be great!

Yo Sam , Happy birthday mang ! , see you in Mesquite in September

Texas StarQuest Regional Meet: August 23rd - August 25th, 2013 Official Meet page here: TSQ-2013   Update: 5/21/13   Hey Gang,   The dates have changed to the weekend of August 23rd thru 25th so that we can take advantage of getting some track time at Lonestar.   I've spoken with my friend David who owns Churchill's Sportsbar and he's going to roll out the red carpet for us.   I've also spoken with Chris and David with Hennessey Motorsports at Lonestar Motorsports Park. We'll have our o