What are the ingredients of carburetor cleaner?

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LeEverly
07/25/25 12:33pm
It is typically formulated with ingredients such as surfactants, solvents, inorganic washing aids, calcium and magnesium ion chelating agents, etc., and belongs to a type of fine chemical product with a specific formulation. Below are the related functions of carburetor cleaner: 1. Cleaning: Effectively removes oil sludge and other contaminants from the surfaces of components like the throttle body and engine parts. 2. Carbon removal: Effectively eliminates gum deposits and carbon buildup in the throttle body, intake tract, and exhaust gas recirculation system. 3. Penetration: Can be used as a loosening agent. 4. Rust prevention: When sprayed on metal surfaces, it can prevent rust for a certain period. 5. Energy saving: Improves starting performance, enhances acceleration, eliminates idle instability, and reduces emissions.
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Arabella
08/11/25 8:22pm
As a long-time auto mechanic, the ingredients of carburetor cleaner typically include organic solvents such as acetone, methanol, and xylene, along with additives like surfactants and rust inhibitors. Acetone and methanol dissolve oil sludge and carbon deposits, while xylene helps remove stubborn grime, and the additives protect metal parts from rusting. During cleaning, these solvents work to remove blockages, allowing the carburetor to function properly. Carburetors are common in older vehicles and prone to carbon buildup, which affects engine performance. Regular cleaning can improve fuel efficiency and extend the lifespan. It's best to use these cleaners in well-ventilated areas, away from open flames, as the solvents evaporate quickly and are toxic. Wearing gloves can prevent skin damage. For DIY mechanics, mastering the cleaning steps is crucial—for example, spraying the cleaner and then running the engine briefly can prevent residue from causing starting difficulties. I've also noticed that after using such cleaners, the engine idles more smoothly, and long-term maintenance can reduce the need for major overhauls, saving both money and hassle.
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