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Method of Injector cleaning 200

posted by  gopeshs on  Fri Jun 23 06:03 CST 2006
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I agree with you, 4-5 hrs of consistent hard driving will take away most of the carbon buildup but if you see FAQ they say nothing is better than actually removing and cleaning the injectors and I am shy of removing them because as such there is no issue with the car , just wanted to do that as part of regular maintainence
Regards
Gopesh






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