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removing carbon build up with water spray

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Just been watching some fella on You Tube explaining how to remove carbon buildup on a diesel engine by spraying a fine mist of water into the air intake (after the MAF) with the engine running... Is this guy for real or just another nut job posting dodgy video's ???:blink:

Edited by Doofy

It's legit, but not for the faint hearted.

 

Water (or rather steam) does a good job of cleaning up the cylinders. If you've ever had a headgasket leaking coolant into a cylinder for a period of time, you'll notice it's lovely and bright and clean.

 

However, the amount of water you'd need to feed into your engine over a period of time is probably a lot more than you'd manage in one sitting. Not to mention if you overdo it, you risk hydrolocking the engine and bending conrods!

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