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John Boothby · 04-02-2014

Has anyone out there ever had their fuel system decarbonized?

I just saw a demo on TV regarding this. I guess it is a new proceedure that can be done in about an hour. It involves hooking up a machine to the fuel rail and running a highly refined fuel through the system under about 40psi.
The machine uses a "Nano-reactor" to atomize the fuel before it enters the fuel system. It also gives it a negative charge. The carbon has a positve charge so it attaches to the fuel molecules as it leaves the engine.

It kind of reminds me of the old quack medical machines of the past. That is why I ask the question.

04-02-2014	#1
John Boothby Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Las Vegas, Nevada Posts: 775	Fuel system decarbonizing Has anyone out there ever had their fuel system decarbonized? I just saw a demo on TV regarding this. I guess it is a new proceedure that can be done in about an hour. It involves hooking up a machine to the fuel rail and running a highly refined fuel through the system under about 40psi. The machine uses a "Nano-reactor" to atomize the fuel before it enters the fuel system. It also gives it a negative charge. The carbon has a positve charge so it attaches to the fuel molecules as it leaves the engine. It kind of reminds me of the old quack medical machines of the past. That is why I ask the question.