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Re: using water to de-carbon engine [Re: CanadianA] #766378 11/20/06 03:26 PM

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It works, but you have to be careful because too much liquid at once can crack a piston. Also, depending on how that carbon comes off the pistons and valves, it could lead to problems with the catalytic converter getting plugged up. That's why I prefer a nice, hot ignition system to keep the combustion chamber clean.

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using water to de-carbon engine	J94_4runner	11/20/06 01:04 AM
Re: using water to de-carbon engine	Brian894X4	11/20/06 05:07 AM
Re: using water to de-carbon engine	Rauch_Off_Road	11/20/06 05:43 AM
Re: using water to de-carbon engine	ZUK	11/20/06 06:21 AM
Re: using water to de-carbon engine	OOP'S	11/20/06 06:32 AM
Re: using water to de-carbon engine	half_fast	11/20/06 07:44 AM
Re: using water to de-carbon engine	Jeepeater	11/20/06 09:24 AM
Re: using water to de-carbon engine	CanadianA	11/20/06 02:20 PM
Re: using water to de-carbon engine	Anonymous	11/20/06 03:26 PM
Re: using water to de-carbon engine	Rauch_Off_Road	11/20/06 03:54 PM
Re: using water to de-carbon engine	J94_4runner	11/20/06 07:32 PM
Re: using water to de-carbon engine	engnbldr	11/20/06 09:45 PM
Re: using water to de-carbon engine	510rcr	11/20/06 07:38 PM

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