Can Gasoline Additives Remove Carbon Deposits?

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Yes, it is effective. Primarily, it can compensate for the inherent quality issues of the fuel itself, clean carbon deposits and other substances accumulated in the engine system over time, inhibit the formation of carbon deposits, reduce engine abnormalities caused by carbon deposits, and to some extent improve the octane value of the fuel. The functions of fuel additives are as follows: 1. Remove carbon deposits and clean the fuel system: The cleaning and activating factors in the new generation of fuel additives can promote the removal of harmful substances such as colloids in the fuel and engine carbon deposits. After adding fuel additives five times consecutively, the carbon deposits on the exhaust pipe are significantly reduced, and the filter, exhaust valve, fuel system, etc., become very clean. 2. Enhance power performance: The nano-W component in the new generation of fuel additives can adsorb and encapsulate colloids, generating gaseous "micro-explosions" in the combustion chamber under high temperatures, causing secondary atomization of the fuel and inducing complete combustion, thereby improving engine power. Over 90% of vehicles experience a noticeable increase in power after the first use of fuel additives, especially when the vehicle is underpowered, carrying heavy loads, or traveling long distances. 3. Improve atomization and save fuel: The new generation of fuel additives utilizes nano-molecular materials to directly attack the long-chain carbon bonds in fuel molecules, generating "micro-explosions" in the combustion chamber, causing secondary atomization of the fuel and inducing complete combustion, thereby improving thermal efficiency and reducing fuel consumption. Comparative real-vehicle tests of fuel additives have shown fuel savings of 10-18%, especially during long-distance high-speed driving, where the savings are more noticeable and can be intuitively felt.