Carbon Build Up - How to prevent?
Hi Everyone.
I recently read that a member had carbon build up and he had to repair at his own cost... I own a 05 GT, and I started to read up on this matter here in the forum, but I couldn't find any clear information, therefore my apologies in advance for duplicating an older posts with my questions. First, is carbon build up still an issue with an 05? What can I do about it (other than reving the car, and driving it like how it should be drive)? I read that you can add additive to fuel or oil? Does this help? Some say that fuel additives can harm the engine by reducing the oil film... I currently don't face any issues with my car but I would like to take preventative measures if there are any.... Any advice is appreciated, if I am asking for duplicate information, someone pointing me to a smiliar thread would be fine as well. Thanks! ZoomZoom |
Use good gasoline (Chevron or Shell) and red line and hold it there for a few seconds, and do this every day. :)
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Yepper skipper that will do it
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search premix and recall.
beers :beer: |
Carbon build up happens to EVERY CAR
Regular maintenance is all you need. Good name brand gas, cleaner every couple thousand miles or so. |
nycgs
What type of cleaner? Any particular I should use that will not harm a rotary engine? Also, this maybe my own ignorance, but I never thought different gas brands meant difference in quality. So I would pump from whatever the station that came into my view...ex: BP, AMACO,... but always used 93 Octane. One day however, I had to use 87 because that's all that station had, and I was almost out of gas. and I got more gas mileage that week for some reason.... Thanks for your input guys |
a redline a day keeps the reman away!
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I use premium gas, Chevron fuel injector cleaner before each oil change, and redline her often. I premix with Idemitsu at 4oz. per tank. I've also ordered the kit to de-carbon the engine. I'll probably start doing this on a regular basis too.
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Originally Posted by ZoomZoomRx-8
(Post 2413811)
nycgs
What type of cleaner? Any particular I should use that will not harm a rotary engine? Also, this maybe my own ignorance, but I never thought different gas brands meant difference in quality. So I would pump from whatever the station that came into my view...ex: BP, AMACO,... but always used 93 Octane. One day however, I had to use 87 because that's all that station had, and I was almost out of gas. and I got more gas mileage that week for some reason.... Thanks for your input guys |
Quality detergent gasoline
Fuel system cleaner every 4k miles Pre-mix 4 oz/tank (optional for this discussion) Rev the rotary often No worries. :) |
Thanks guys, that's what I am going to do. :)
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