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actually its got nothing to do with commercials, im going on a hunch kind of hopeing this is the reason i am having low compression in #1 cyc. so there is no reason to be a smart ass, if you don't wish to answer my question then don't, but don't sit there and be a smart ass
actually its got nothing to do with commercials, im going on a hunch kind of hopeing this is the reason i am having low compression in #1 cyc. so there is no reason to be a smart ass, if you don't wish to answer my question then don't, but don't sit there and be a smart ass
carbon buildup would cause "higher" compression, Not low compression.. Low compression indicates a fault in your cylinder or head. I would recommend a leakdown test to find the exact cause. You should consider seafoam treatment if you have carbon buildup. Injector cleaners are a waste IMO.
You should consider seafoam treatment if you have carbon buildup. Injector cleaners are a waste IMO.
Just used it in my 2000 accord with 118,000 miles. I sucked it in one of the vacuum lines and let it sit for about 15 minutes. The amount of black stuff I blew out my exhaust was amazing. I also used it in my gas tank and crank case.
You add it to your crank case, your gas tank, and suck it through the vacuum hose on your brake booster. Through the vacuum line though dont just pour it in. Let it suck it in slowly itself.
injector cleaner....
