After cleaning the throttle, the engine gets water. Does it affect the three-way catalytic converter?

After cleaning the throttle, the engine will get water, which will not affect the three-way catalyst and will not be damaged. The cleaned things will be discharged after burning, and the particles are too small to block and damage the three-way catalytic converter. The blockage of this thing is mainly gasoline, and the white smoke is caused by the water in the cleaning agent.

Causes of engine water intake after cleaning throttle valve

This will produce white smoke until the water is burned out, and when you talk about dripping black water, first, the water in the exhaust pipe increases after cleaning, bringing out the dirty things attached to it. In this way, black water trickled down. As for the damage to ternary, there are two situations that will be damaged. One is that if there is lead in the car, it will be damaged, but if the oil is added too much, it will be damaged.

It can convert harmful gases such as carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides in automobile exhaust into harmless carbon dioxide, water and nitrogen through oxidation and reduction. Because this kind of catalyst can convert the main harmful substances in the exhaust gas into harmless substances at the same time, my nephew said it was because the liquid medicine for cleaning the throttle valve had a certain amount of water.