How Does Carbon Deposit in Vehicles Form?

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The main cause of carbon deposit in vehicles is the incomplete combustion of fuel in the engine. Here are some solutions to address carbon deposit in vehicles: 1. Use gasoline additives. Pour the gasoline additive into the fuel when refueling, with one bottle of additive mixed into one tank of gasoline. Generally, after using one bottle, the carbon deposit will gradually fall off. Around four bottles, the accumulated carbon deposit will be expelled, and six bottles can basically clean it thoroughly. 2. Frequently drive on highways. If possible, frequently drive on highways to utilize the impact force of high-speed airflow to flush the intake tract, causing the carbon deposit in the intake tract to fall off, burn, and be expelled. This increases the intake volume, which means more oxygen. Once oxygen increases, the vehicle can burn more completely, improving gasoline combustion efficiency. 3. Use higher-quality gasoline. Lower-quality gasoline contains more impurities, leading to incomplete combustion and carbon deposit formation. Switching to higher-quality gasoline allows for more complete combustion, reducing the rate of carbon deposit buildup while gradually burning away existing carbon deposits.