Question re Combustion Chamber Cleaner

RamMan · 2005-09-11T22:03:55+00:00

All instructions I've seen re usage of the Mopar CC cleaner say to "pullthe air tube off the TB" and spray in the entire contents of the can,letting the engine load up but not die.Okay... What air tube? They surely don't mean the big oval air inlettube to the air cleaner on top of the TB do they?Do I remove the air cleaner assy and just spray directly into the TB whiletrying to hold an idle?Pointers appreciatedThanks!

Sep 11, 2005 22 Replies

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mac davis 20 years ago

thanks, Denny... sounds like something to do right before a trip...

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Steve W. 20 years ago

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Not really. You also want to change the oil after using the cleaner since it cleans a LOT of crud out of the engine and some of that ends up in the oil. The GM top engine cleaner I use WILL make you think your car is on fire and if your parked inside it will gas you out of the building. Also do NOT park with the exhaust pointing toward anything you want to stay clean. The carbon and crud that comes out will make an incredible mess.

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mac davis 20 years ago

Thanks, Steve... I'd hate to mess up the synthetic oil I just changed...

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