Injector Cleaner
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Not yet on my mk2 cupra but ran the cooling mist kit on my old mk4 golf 1.8T and the inlet valves looked like new before i rebuilt the engine.
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Is a cooling mist kit cheaper to put in? I'm guessing this is just a water based spray without the meth?
cooling mist you can run either or different mixtures and was the best at the time i brought it http://www.coolingmist.com/ as devils own where having problems with there pumps failing but i think there ok now.
as you can see you dont need much to install.
http://www.coolingmist.com/coolingmist/instructions/CMS1deluxe.pdf
as you can see you dont need much to install.
http://www.coolingmist.com/coolingmist/instructions/CMS1deluxe.pdf
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Didnt look at models, but worked well on my girlfriends petrol fiesta. When you look at how it works its virtually proven scientifically. If it doesn't make much difference then it probably didn't need cleaning that much. Also when people report it being worse after,that's cos it has worked and has cleaned everything and exposed a pre existing fault. For example a leaking injector, that worked fine before as the split had been blocked by all the crud. The crud is then cleared so now the split now leaks and causes issues. Although rubbish to discover better that than not knowing
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ill stick a tub of redex in every 3 months when its on sale at £2 lol
methanol is the best for long term
methanol is the best for long term
Terra clean is totally pointless to the tfsi engine when it comes to cleaning the internals due to the design as my pic proves.
Doesn't touch the intake, does it STU3Y, as it just a fuel based additive?
What about seafoam, doesn't that get pulled through one of the intake located vacuum lines? Is this something that a mechanic can do and, if an engine is really gunked up, won't pulling all that carbon into the chambers damage pistons etc?
What about seafoam, doesn't that get pulled through one of the intake located vacuum lines? Is this something that a mechanic can do and, if an engine is really gunked up, won't pulling all that carbon into the chambers damage pistons etc?
Terraclean and redex etc are only designed to clean the fuel system as you say. Terraclean is supposed to have the added benefit of cleaning the cat etc as the gases escape through the exhaust. My knowledge is very limited and I dont have a tfsi, but for 90 quid its never going to hurt and im pretty certain anyone that tries it will notice a driveaway difference, in smoothness, engine volume, responsiveness, stop start driving and possibly upto 15% fuel economy increase.
With regards to seafoam I dont have any experience of it.
With regards to seafoam I dont have any experience of it.
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At my local TerraClean place they offer up an intake clean as well.
So they do terraclean for the fuel etc, but then also an intake-based one t oclean out the valves, egr, etc.
I'm always a bit weary of the latter, but I've seen what it can do on a petrol.
I ran a can of Wynn's EGR cleaner through my previous MR2 once and the **** it shot out the back was amazing. Car ran about 30% better after that at least. Not placebo, it really did.
So they do terraclean for the fuel etc, but then also an intake-based one t oclean out the valves, egr, etc.
I'm always a bit weary of the latter, but I've seen what it can do on a petrol.
I ran a can of Wynn's EGR cleaner through my previous MR2 once and the **** it shot out the back was amazing. Car ran about 30% better after that at least. Not placebo, it really did.
The egr clean version is only recently released an has been long awaited by many. I believe its supposed to be very good but is obviously more expensive as it involves alpt more labour. My local agent is still awaiting arrival, and I would have been interested but have already removed and cleaned mine now
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