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From: nasl@homxb.UUCP (S.LUZ)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Carbon deposit cleaning
Message-ID: <1057@homxb.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 23-Dec-85 17:01:14 EST
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Posted: Mon Dec 23 17:01:14 1985
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	The ideal way to remove the carbon buildup that accumulates
in a car`s combustion chamber is to use the time honored transmission
fluid method: while your car is in a relatively fast idle, slowly 
pour transmission fluid into the carburetor, that`s right, tranny fluid
in the carb until the engine conks out.  After waiting a short time for 
the carbon to soften, restart the car and do some highway cruising.
	This method is infinitely more effective than the water method
which tends to break the carbon away in chunks.  Carbon, as we all know 
is one of the earth`s hardest substances, and will inevitably do damage to
your car`s combustion chamber.  Also, the steam created by the heat of 
the engine will dissolve the oil film on the piston and cause irreversible
scoring to the cylinder, etc.

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