Is it IQ tax to remove carbon deposits with fuel treasure? How difficult is it to clean up carbon deposits?

Many descriptions of fuel additives have the function of "cleaning up carbon deposits". In fact, carbon deposition is only produced by burning gasoline. At the moment of each fire extinguishing, the ignition is turned off first, but the engine oil sprayed by the fuel injection pump can not be pumped out, nor can it catch fire, and only adheres to the engine intake valve and the combustion chamber cavity. After gasoline volatilizes, the fine particles produced by the explosion of collagen fibers, wax and nitrogen oxides in gasoline components cannot be discharged with organic waste gas in time.

It is only necessary to add the gasoline additive accumulated on the surface of the combustion chamber to the engine oil tank and mix it with the vehicle gasoline, and then pump it into the fuel injector through the oil pump and spray it out according to the fuel injector, so as to achieve the effects of removing carbon deposits and improving power. What's so mysterious about this? Over the years, the mechanic's answer is: the actual effect is definitely there. Better fuel additives can remove carbon deposits, especially in combustion chambers and injectors. If there is no direct injection engine, you can also clean up the carbon deposits on the back of the cylinder and the intake system.

At present, every gas turbine on the market (a car that must supply oil) will produce carbon deposit after burning as long as you use fossil fuels (crude oil, natural gas and other non-renewable natural network resources buried underground and deep sea). New cars don't need to use fuel additives. For drivers who just bought a car, don't buy unnecessary fuel additives out of love for cars. Frequent running at high speed will ignite the purchase of fuel additives with quality assurance at high temperature, and the market sales will be chaotic. The low-end sales market is full of many unqualified fuel additives, which will lead to the loss.

At present, the fuel additives sold in the market are sometimes called gasoline additives, and there are many kinds of components, but they can't stop the formation of carbon deposits. We all know that if a product salesperson tells you that there is no carbon deposit in the vehicle using this fuel additive, it is basically exaggerating the actual effect. Fuel additives can't completely eliminate carbon deposits, and adding gasoline octane number improver, detergent and lubricating fluid improver can't completely inhibit the formation of carbon deposits.