Re: Carbon Deposits?
10-02-2003, 10:01 PM
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Re: Carbon Deposits?
Approximately 10/2/03 18:14, Paul Brogren uttered for posterity:
> Success!!! That worked pretty good. Did the water thing through a spray
> bottle. I did it twice. Between checking the spark plugs/piston tops. The
> first run 16 oz. water seemed to take about half off. I shot another 16 oz.
> through, but now it's too dark in the parking lot. I'll check in the AM.
>
Hey, if its chronic, kludge another windshield washer
bottle and pump, wired to a switch, and run it over
to a new T connect near the throttle body.
> Success!!! That worked pretty good. Did the water thing through a spray
> bottle. I did it twice. Between checking the spark plugs/piston tops. The
> first run 16 oz. water seemed to take about half off. I shot another 16 oz.
> through, but now it's too dark in the parking lot. I'll check in the AM.
>
Hey, if its chronic, kludge another windshield washer
bottle and pump, wired to a switch, and run it over
to a new T connect near the throttle body.
10-02-2003, 10:01 PM
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Re: Carbon Deposits?
Approximately 10/2/03 18:14, Paul Brogren uttered for posterity:
> Success!!! That worked pretty good. Did the water thing through a spray
> bottle. I did it twice. Between checking the spark plugs/piston tops. The
> first run 16 oz. water seemed to take about half off. I shot another 16 oz.
> through, but now it's too dark in the parking lot. I'll check in the AM.
>
Hey, if its chronic, kludge another windshield washer
bottle and pump, wired to a switch, and run it over
to a new T connect near the throttle body.
> Success!!! That worked pretty good. Did the water thing through a spray
> bottle. I did it twice. Between checking the spark plugs/piston tops. The
> first run 16 oz. water seemed to take about half off. I shot another 16 oz.
> through, but now it's too dark in the parking lot. I'll check in the AM.
>
Hey, if its chronic, kludge another windshield washer
bottle and pump, wired to a switch, and run it over
to a new T connect near the throttle body.
10-02-2003, 10:01 PM
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Re: Carbon Deposits?
Approximately 10/2/03 18:14, Paul Brogren uttered for posterity:
> Success!!! That worked pretty good. Did the water thing through a spray
> bottle. I did it twice. Between checking the spark plugs/piston tops. The
> first run 16 oz. water seemed to take about half off. I shot another 16 oz.
> through, but now it's too dark in the parking lot. I'll check in the AM.
>
Hey, if its chronic, kludge another windshield washer
bottle and pump, wired to a switch, and run it over
to a new T connect near the throttle body.
> Success!!! That worked pretty good. Did the water thing through a spray
> bottle. I did it twice. Between checking the spark plugs/piston tops. The
> first run 16 oz. water seemed to take about half off. I shot another 16 oz.
> through, but now it's too dark in the parking lot. I'll check in the AM.
>
Hey, if its chronic, kludge another windshield washer
bottle and pump, wired to a switch, and run it over
to a new T connect near the throttle body.
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