As spiffy as your engine looks when it's spice and span on the
outside, being clean inside is much more critical to its health
and performance. At Buehler Automotive & Transmission we've
recently had the opportunity to try several types of engine fuel
system cleaning process and have added the MotorVac to our line
of diagnostic and service equipment.
The MotorVac CarbonClean Service is designed to thoroughly
cleanse the fuel system and combustion chambers of dirt, gum,
varnish and soft carbon deposits. These elements conspire to
reduce the efficiency of an engine, compromising its power, fuel
mileage, and emissions, often so slowly that the driver doesn't
notice it until the condition causes serious driveability
problems.
MotorVac CarbonClean Service is more than just a fuel
injection service - our technicians will diagnose and clean your
entire fuel system! Ask for it with your next tune-up at Buehler
Automotive & Transmission. Not only will it restore new car
performance; it will improve acceleration, increase fuel
economy, reduce harmful exhaust emissions, and correct
driveability problems related to carbon and other contamination.
The CarbonClean System is a closed-loop process in which a
specifically formulated detergent solution is pumped through an
engine's under hood fuel delivery system to dissolve buildup
deposits. Due to its concentration, it's quicker and more
effective than a typical bottled fuel additive. The solution is
also into the air intake track, and because the engine is
running while the cleaning is taking place, the combustion's
chambers and exhaust system also benefit from the treatment.
The CarbonClean process also includes several diagnostic
test; fuel pressure, fuel delivery volume, leak down tests and
fuel pressure regulation, to ensure the fuel system is in good
mechanical operation, which is valuable insurance in itself. The
manufacture recommends it be performed about once a year or
every 30,000 kilometers to maintain the fuel system in peak
condition. The entire procedure takes about an hour and 15
minutes.
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