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De-carbonize an engine
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Hangman
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There's a long thread about it somewhere on here.
commodore665
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Haven't tried it personally , but have heard it gives good results
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Yes, it works.
Basically it Steam Cleans the Head and Pistons.
Friend used it on a VH many years ago and got rid of the Pinging in his engine.
You can buy a kit or you can use an Oiler Kit like Sprint Gas etc with the Bottle filled with Water.
2-3 bottles over 200-300 k's should be all you need.
Highway run is probably best but others may have different views.
Basically it Steam Cleans the Head and Pistons.
Friend used it on a VH many years ago and got rid of the Pinging in his engine.
You can buy a kit or you can use an Oiler Kit like Sprint Gas etc with the Bottle filled with Water.
2-3 bottles over 200-300 k's should be all you need.
Highway run is probably best but others may have different views.