Daihatsu feroza motor wanted

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Mickybees said:
Hey mate how do you decarbonise the motor?

The Kalgooorlie Toyota dealer used to do it for us when it was in for servicing and it always made quite a dramatic improvement in performance. I believe they use ammonia somehow, to dissolve the carbon deposits. I know that supermarket cloudy ammonia works well on wood stove glass windows, but how the process is actually done in a car engine, I have no idea.

I found a video of a Suzuki Vitara being decarbonised, but don't know what the stuff is that it says they're using: ProfessoR (xpress decarbonizer) from Oilyman Technology. (This process is not for the environmentally sensitive - it looks dreadful!):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HJlvxNh0do
 
grubstake said:
Mickybees said:
Hey mate how do you decarbonise the motor?

The Kalgooorlie Toyota dealer used to do it for us when it was in for servicing and it always made quite a dramatic improvement in performance. I believe they use ammonia somehow, to dissolve the carbon deposits. I know that supermarket cloudy ammonia works well on wood stove glass windows, but how the process is actually done in a car engine, I have no idea.

I found a video of a Suzuki Vitara being decarbonised, but don't know what the stuff is that it says they're using: ProfessoR (xpress decarbonizer) from Oilyman Technology. (This process is not for the environmentally sensitive - it looks dreadful!):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HJlvxNh0do
Cheers mate
 
Hey guys cheers for all your input...I'm still searching for a engine for the Feroza so I'm just putting it out there again..cheers guys
 

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