Is it better to use gasoline or head water to clean up carbon deposits?

These two options are not good, and both have big problems.

A) Let's look at the problem first:

1) gasoline itself has no cleaning effect on long-term accumulated carbon deposits. If so, how can there be carbon deposits in the combustion chamber and fuel nozzle? Should it all be dissolved in gasoline?

2) The machine head water has a certain cleaning effect on carbon deposits, but its dissolving effect on carbon deposits is not so strong in practical use. And be sure to rinse with water in your nose and blow dry.

B) Then how should we clean it?

1) Select a suitable and safe cleaning solution. Generally speaking, cleaning agents with strong cleaning power are strongly alkaline, such as clear and heavy oil-contaminated oil gourd. In fact, it is not good to use it to clean the carbon deposits on the internal parts of cars. Although it can dissolve carbon deposits, it is obviously corrosive to metals. So choose a professional neutral cleaning agent.

2) Instead, pay attention to the general use of water-based carbon removal products, and be sure to blow dry the parts after cleaning. If there is residual water, it is easy to start, turn off the fire and emit white smoke.

C) At the same time, it is best to go to a professional repair shop to clean the carbon deposit in the fuel system. Because of the disassembly steps of the fuel system, it is professional for cleaning parts.