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Originally Posted by MNBoxster
The best way to remove builtup Carbon in an engine is with the use of some solvent (engine additive) which will chemically loosen the Carbon so it can be removed from the system either as a particulate, or by being dissolved and combusted into a Carbon-bearing Gas (CO, COČ)...
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i most appreciate your input. keep it coming.
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Keep her above 4000rpm and she'll thank you for it every day.
posted by deliriousga
the 1st post changed my driving as i 1st drove @ 3.5k on average. now i drive mine @ about 4 - 5k down the hwy.
further.... let me ask how much truth does the type of gas i put into my car help to break down or clean my engine parts have? i put 91 in my 986 and i read chevron has techroline
. shell has vpower
. union 76
... etc. they show pictures of a dirty part w/o their gas. then they show a clean or cleaner part after 2 tanks of
their gas. how much truth to all their advertising about cleaning my engine parts will clean out the carbon build up?? i believe that most of that is ad hype but how much is kinda my question.