Blowing out carbon deposits
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Blowing out carbon deposits
35 Coupe, 6 speed manual, getting knocks when eccelerating in low rpm's. Boght fuel injector cleaner, 3 tanks later, 1st 2 tanks with fuel injector cleaner then 1 with the same plus octaine additive. And I'm still getting knocks. We used to blow those out manually, which is what I have tried with no success. Any ideas. I've been htiing about 5k in first to third. Shoudl I keep it up or have a mechanic look at it, many some stuborn carbon?
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If it's knocking and your not throwing a CEL, try a different gas brand. You ARE running 93 octane, correct?
I would also try SeaFoam if the gas doesn't help. There is a vacuum port on the plenum that will work great for that.
One last thing, check your oil, if it's really low, you can get funny noises.
I would also try SeaFoam if the gas doesn't help. There is a vacuum port on the plenum that will work great for that.
One last thing, check your oil, if it's really low, you can get funny noises.
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Put seafoam in your PCV System (Brake Booster Hose), Gas system (Gas Tank) and Oil System (Oil Filler Cap). The seafoam in the PCV system will burn off after 10 min or so. The seafoam in the gas system will clean your lines and injectors and burn off once you burn all your gas. And the seafoam in your oil system will clean your lubrication system and send all the deposits to your filter. I would recommend driving the car for 250-300 miles then change your oil with fresh new oil. Might also try using Lucas Heavy Duty Synthetic Oil Stabilizer in your next oil change. Hope some of this helps!
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35 Coupe, 6 speed manual, getting knocks when eccelerating in low rpm's. Boght fuel injector cleaner, 3 tanks later, 1st 2 tanks with fuel injector cleaner then 1 with the same plus octaine additive. And I'm still getting knocks. We used to blow those out manually, which is what I have tried with no success. Any ideas. I've been htiing about 5k in first to third. Shoudl I keep it up or have a mechanic look at it, many some stuborn carbon?
What injector cleaner you using? 90% of them are junk
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35 Coupe, 6 speed manual, getting knocks when eccelerating in low rpm's. Boght fuel injector cleaner, 3 tanks later, 1st 2 tanks with fuel injector cleaner then 1 with the same plus octaine additive. And I'm still getting knocks. We used to blow those out manually, which is what I have tried with no success. Any ideas. I've been htiing about 5k in first to third. Shoudl I keep it up or have a mechanic look at it, many some stuborn carbon?
Your getting carbon from bad spark 2 plugs.
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bad wiring
35 Coupe, 6 speed manual, getting knocks when eccelerating in low rpm's. Boght fuel injector cleaner, 3 tanks later, 1st 2 tanks with fuel injector cleaner then 1 with the same plus octaine additive. And I'm still getting knocks. We used to blow those out manually, which is what I have tried with no success. Any ideas. I've been htiing about 5k in first to third. Shoudl I keep it up or have a mechanic look at it, many some stuborn carbon?
Your getting carbon from bad spark 2 plugs.
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get rid of carbon
No, the knock sensor only retards timing not fuel/air, this carbon problem did not happen overhight it took a loe of months matbe years. Still the spark problem and can be fixed. to Also means your cats are clogged (restriction) after the wiring fix the water injection will clean out your whole system, I have done this, pics soon first is factory pop 4" charger looks like this after removing that a good start to improving responce.
Last edited by wiredG35; 05-22-2012 at 09:39 PM. Reason: pics and vernage
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There are a bunch of people that run wiring kits on these cars - a few vendors sell them too. Most people are 5AT that run them for the benefit of transmission. You don't need 100 new connections though. I have never heard anybody say that a grounding kit relieved spark knock before though.
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His problem is spark knock - he is assuming that carbon buildup is the culprit for his knock.
I wasn't telling him not to do a grounding kit - just informing him that I have never heard of someone who eliminated spark knock from doing a grounding kit. I have a grounding kit on my car.
35 Coupe, 6 speed manual, getting knocks when eccelerating in low rpm's. Boght fuel injector cleaner, 3 tanks later, 1st 2 tanks with fuel injector cleaner then 1 with the same plus octaine additive. And I'm still getting knocks. We used to blow those out manually, which is what I have tried with no success. Any ideas. I've been htiing about 5k in first to third. Shoudl I keep it up or have a mechanic look at it, many some stuborn carbon?