Chemically removing carbon deposits from a gasoline engine. Aired 10/1/22
October 8, 2022Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 29:58 — 21.2MB)
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Gasoline is a hydrocarbon based fuel and the byproduct of combustion is carbon. If left unchecked engine performance will suffer and wear increase. The Hot Rod Farmer explains how the carbon can be removed without disassembly.
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