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Old 01-26-2004   #1
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OK, Due to the high compression of my motor (190 across all 4)

and the concensious being that it's from carbon build up.

MCCC was brought to my attention. And before I go throughing fluid into my motor.

I just wanted to know if anyone has used this. What tips they have. And where they got it at?


From what I read/understand this is a 4 step process:

Parts need:
-2 cans of MCCC
-New Set of Spark Plugs
-Oil and filter for Oil change


Step 1:
Can 1 is used to spray through the PCV hose. while the car is at idle.

Questions about step 1:
-What is the spray procedure like? (do I pause or just spray the whole can?, etc)
-How long do I let the car run for? (once the cans empty do I turn the car off? continue let it run?)


Step 2:
With car turned off, Pull all 4 spark plugs, and spray 1/4 of the 2nd Can into each cylinder and let sit for 24hrs?

Questions about step 2:
-I read 3 different sit times? (what is the best recomondation of time to let sit? ie: does it work better the longer you let sit?)


Step 3:
-Remove fluid from All Cylinder to prevent hydrolock.
-Put Old Spark Plugs in
-Idle car till smoke stops (around 20 minutes)


Step 4: after smoke stops
-Change Oil&Filter
-Change Spark Plugs




Anything else I need to know? Should I do a compression test afterwards? do I drive the car around during the smoking period or do I just let idle?
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