R56 CRC Intake Cleaner
CRC Intake Cleaner
So I have heard about the carbon buildup on our cars. I have always been true believer on the occasional fuel additive for my other cars just to keep everything going how they should, and its kind of fun to get a little pep while it burns through. I was researching buying the equipment to do the walnut blasting myself, but I ran across a video about this cleaner so I decided to give it a shot. I am not in anyway trying to advertise for this company but I definitely see a difference in both "pick up" and gas mileage. I'm sure its not as dramatic as having the intake blasted but its much simpler and cost effective.
So I have heard about the carbon buildup on our cars. I have always been true believer on the occasional fuel additive for my other cars just to keep everything going how they should, and its kind of fun to get a little pep while it burns through. I was researching buying the equipment to do the walnut blasting myself, but I ran across a video about this cleaner so I decided to give it a shot. I am not in anyway trying to advertise for this company but I definitely see a difference in both "pick up" and gas mileage. I'm sure its not as dramatic as having the intake blasted but its much simpler and cost effective.
Yes as I said before I used fuel additive to my other cars. Our cars are direct fuel injection so it wouldn’t do anything. This is sprayed directly into the intake making sure not to spray it on the MAFS. You spray in the whole can then shut it down to let it heat soak. Then you start it up and burn baby burn lol. Next time I’m going to take off the intake manafold and clean it directly with this cleaner. It’s a pretty cool option without buying all the equipment to walnut blast.
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