Another quick question folks. As I am targeting the intake system I want to be sure all the muck has gone. I've been looking at products like the halfrauds intake / carb cleaner.
There seems to be quite a lot of products like this on the market. The thing that concerns me is can you really spray this stuff into the air intake of a running engine? I know it's not water but the prospect of a lock up concerns me.
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ccv help for a newb
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Andyjdmteg
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Re: ccv help for a newb
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2006 4.4 sport steel grey
2010 Nissan GT-R carbon jdm import
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golf gti mk6 ed35
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E46 330 ci ac supercharged
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Lots and lots of Hondas ...,.and a nova
Re: ccv help for a newb
FYI... I've used EGR cleaner on my previous Audi diesel and although it scared the s..t out of me when I sprayed it on idle and engine hicked up several times it did do the 'trick'.
I guess all these solutions are considered safe as they are sold in reputable shops and if you do follow the instruction re how to I do not think you would have an issue... always a risk though and adverse effects are always possible so to speak.
I guess all these solutions are considered safe as they are sold in reputable shops and if you do follow the instruction re how to I do not think you would have an issue... always a risk though and adverse effects are always possible so to speak.