Does More Engine Carbon Deposits Cause Noise?
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Engine carbon deposits can indeed cause noise, as one of the reasons for increased engine noise is excessive carbon buildup. In urban areas, traffic congestion and idling on the road are common occurrences, but these poor driving habits can lead to carbon deposits inside the engine. If left uncleaned for a long time, it can result in car shaking, reduced power, and increased noise. The engine is the heart of a car, and the quality of a car largely depends on the engine's performance. Engine maintenance is a crucial part of car upkeep, primarily involving oil changes and carbon deposit cleaning. To clean carbon deposits, you can remove the throttle and engine interior, use a carburetor cleaner for cleaning, and then wipe dry with a cotton cloth.