How to Reduce Carbon Deposits in Cars?

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MilaLynn
07/30/25 8:42am
Methods to reduce carbon deposits in cars include: 1. Perform regular car maintenance and change the engine oil; 2. Clean the car's air filter; 3. Replace the car's spark plugs on schedule; 4. Clean the car's throttle body; 5. Avoid stomping on the accelerator and minimize sudden braking; 6. Replace the car's fuel filter on schedule. Causes of carbon deposits in cars include: 1. Short driving times and low driving speeds; 2. Use of low-grade gasoline; 3. Poor sealing of the engine valve oil seals and piston rings; 4. Carbon deposits from oil vapor in the crankcase forced ventilation system; 5. Spark plug power cut when the car is turned off.
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