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Old Apr 9th, 2021, 22:19   #1
stuart bowes
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Default Engine 'carbon cleaning'

been thinking of getting my local to run one of those Carbon Cleaning things on the car to see if that helps the old MPG (and just generally for longevity, good running order, etc)

anyone had any experience of that, was it worth it, is it just snake oil, etc. I saw it on wheeler dealers and that Ed bloke said it was good, to be fair he seems to know his stuff. or does he just read a script. who knows

searched previous posts and seem to be mostly discussing diesel engines, mines a petrol for whatever that's worth

thanks in advance
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