How to remove carbon deposits from automobiles

Use gasoline additives. When adding gasoline, pour gasoline additives, and a bottle of additives is mixed with 1 case of gasoline. Generally 1 bottle of carbon deposit will gradually fall off, and about 4 bottles of carbon deposit will be discharged, while 6 bottles can be basically cleaned.

Often run high speed. Conditional can often run off the high speed, using the impact of high-speed airflow to scour the air inlet, so that the carbon deposit at the air inlet falls off and burns out. Thereby increasing the air intake. An increase in air intake means an increase in oxygen. Once oxygen is added, the car can burn more fully and improve the combustion efficiency of gasoline.

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Precautions:

1, pay attention to the timing of flameout: for cars with turbochargers, don't turn off the engine immediately after high-speed driving or climbing, and turn off the engine after idling 10 minutes. The speed of carbon deposition in cars equipped with turbochargers is several times faster than that in ordinary naturally aspirated cars.

2. Don't idle for a long time: If idling for a long time, the time required for the engine to reach normal temperature will become longer, and the evaporation speed of gasoline sprayed on the back of the valve will be slow, which will produce carbon deposits. At the same time, when idling, the air flow into the engine is also small, so the scouring effect on carbon deposits becomes weak, which will promote the deposition of carbon deposits in automobile beauty.

In order to ensure the cleanliness of gasoline, some car owners will adopt the practice of adding gasoline detergent to gasoline. This can effectively prevent the formation of carbon layer on metal surface, and gradually activate the original carbon particles and slowly remove them, thus protecting the engine from damage. However, the addition of gasoline detergent must be cautious. If counterfeit and shoddy products are added, it will have the opposite effect. ?

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