How often do you clean up carbon deposits?

Clean up car carbon deposits every 20,000 to 40,000 kilometers.

Automobile carbon deposition refers to the accumulation of excessive carbon in the combustion chamber, air intake and exhaust pipe of the engine, which leads to the decline of engine performance, the increase of fuel consumption and the difficulty of starting. Therefore, it is very important to clean up the carbon deposit regularly to keep the engine running normally.

Generally speaking, the cleaning cycle of automobile carbon deposits depends on many factors, such as driving habits, road conditions and fuel quality. If you often drive in urban congested sections, or drive at a low speed for a long time, accelerate rapidly, etc. The problem of carbon deposition may be more serious. Therefore, it is recommended to clean the engine at least once a year to ensure the normal operation of the engine.

If the vehicle is found to have problems such as difficulty in starting, unstable idle speed and increased fuel consumption, it is also necessary to check whether there is carbon deposition in time. If there is a carbon deposit problem, it needs to be cleaned up in time, otherwise it will cause more damage to the engine.

Influence of carbon deposition on vehicles

1, reducing engine performance: carbon deposition will block the internal passage of the engine, affect the mixing of fuel and air, and lead to the decline of engine performance, power and acceleration.

2. Increase fuel consumption: Due to carbon deposition, the engine burns incompletely, which will increase fuel consumption and lead to an increase in fuel consumption.

3. Damage to the engine: Failure to clean up the carbon deposits for a long time will lead to excessive internal temperature of the engine, which will cause damage to engine parts and even engine failure.

4. Impact on emission: Carbon deposition will increase the emission of harmful substances in waste gas and cause pollution to the environment.