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Why AM-2010 ?
Carbon build up in the combustion chamber and on the intake valves,
plus deposit build up on the fuel injectors and carburetors restricts
fuel flow, cause poor runabaility and reduces fuel mileage. These same
deposits increase emissions of carbon monoxide (Co), unburned
Hydrocarbons (11c) and oxides of nitrogen (Nox). Nox is the brown
killer haze we can see. Now there is an affective solution to the
problem with TRI-CHEM AM 2010.
Interesting Facts
Fuel injectors carburetor orifices are about .05mm or.001 inches. This
small size is easy to restrict!
Deposits of 6 micrograms in the injector restricts the fuel flow 26%. 6
Micrograms = 2/10,000 of an ounce!
Injector deposits are mostly sulfur, tarnish, and olefins from the
fuels and oil!
Fuel injectors or carburetor build deposits are a different rate
regardless of where they are located cylinderwise. Restiction can vary
from 14 to 20%!
Fuels are unstable wheather regular or high test! In 15 to 20 thousand
miles of driving, carbon build-up increases the octane requiements 5 to
6 points above when engine was new. Without the octane increase the
engine will ping (pre-detonate)!
Other Detonation
Causes
Overly advanced timing.
Defective knock sensor.
Higher than normal engine coolant temperature.
Lean fuel mixture (Restricted fuel injector).
Spark plug range too hot.
EGR valve defective or passages restricted.
Fuel octane too low.
Ethanol blend in the fuel causes four times as much carbon to form on
the valves and in the combustion chamber as in base fuel!
ONE GRAM (3/100th of a troy ounce) of carbon on an intake valve will
cause a runability problem!
Cauliflower type of carbon on an intake valve or in the combustion
chamber acts like a sponge and will soak up the fine mist of fuel
sprayed into the combustion chamber.This causes stumbling, hesitation,
stalling, loss of power and an increase in emission!
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