Does water cleanse intake valve of Direct/Indirect injection engine without REMOVING anything

[@seandknutson]

NO. DO NOT feed water into the intake. Period. I actually tried this, using a tiny straw to meter the flow, thinking that would allow it to vaporize as it went in. I ended up with a hydrolocked engine and most of the water was still sitting trapped inside the intake manifold obstructing the flow of air and sometimes splashing into the intake valves. Now I'm replacing the engine...

[@apuuvah]

Havent watched the whole video, but oil and filter change after this is a must. Universal oil spray in the intake after water cleaning is recommended before shutdown as well.

[@robertkubrick3738]

You don't think the oil steam from the PCV will prevent corrosion? Did you see how oily wet the hose was when he pulled it off?

[@TheMatrixcube]

waterinjection can get great results in terms of lowering cilindertemprature and gaining horsepower ... a disclaimer tough the amount of water injected needs to be fine tuned and controlled for abvious reasons .... olso your are diluting your engineoil ... the blowby gasses are going to add steam to the crankcase .. if the percentage is high enough severe bearingdamage will occur . also water intering the combustionchamber is going to alter to compressionratio and push engineparts way beyond their designed stresslevels ... its so much more than just ading it and hoping for the best

[@youeweu]

Could you do this same procedure with lacquer thinner, Techron, or another hydrocarbon liquid cleaner? I was going to attempt a pressurized set up to the fuel line, but this seems easier. Does this clean piston rings and the holes in the ring groove of the piston? Thanks

[@AliMECH]

Yes, absolutely, i will do it, if you watched my last video, i will clean the rest of the carbon with liqueur thinner

[@fificap66]

very very interesting ! Can I use a spray of water mist?

[@AliMECH]

Yes you can!

[@heberherom]

Nice video bro!!!! I love it. Hugs from Brazil

[@AliMECH]

🇧🇷🇧🇷 thanks ✌

[@akbarshoed]

Awesome short and sweet video

[@AliMECH]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ahmedebrahim5585]

Nice videos good job Why dont you use ac delco cleaning spray to see how it works on removing the carbon from the valves but you should spray it directly on the area that you want and leave it for a couple of minutes

[@ar15gator]

Nice job once again, like the carb cleaner better as well👍🏻

[@AliMECH]

Thanks for turning in 🙏🏻

[@W0LV1E45]

Do you replace gasket everytime you remove intake manifold?

[@Mike-om4ro]

It's good practice to replace any gasket that's been disturbed, but if it looks to be the rubber o-ring style which can be reused.

[@bjnopoli]

Water cleans the combustion chamber. Like a leaky head gasket.

[@sashankraghupatruni4523]

As always, you amazed me one more time!! brother will the same process work on a diesel car?? if possible can you please make a video by using hot steam for valves cleaning?? Thankyou.. God bless you!!

[@AliMECH]

Thanks man, I will do that one too, in my future videos

[@aramfaruq]

I highly recommend you to use carb cleaner instead of using water due to corrosion ..there is a lot of special material in market that is made for avoiding and cleaning carbon consumption on valves and other car parts

[@AliMECH]

Yes I agree with you, even the Carb cleaner worked better, but this was recommended buy one of my subscribers, that's why I wanted to see how it works

[@russellrobins5320]

Water/methanol mix ? I’m researching this as a permanent and continuous system that will clean the valves with every rpm the engine turns

[@altruismfirst6489]

Depends on the engine, been running this method for 20 years once the engine is warmed up and specially freeway running without issues as long as you turn off water injection manually a minute before stopping even your exhaust last longer without soot build up.

[@siomworkshop3212]

mass before reaction and mass after reaction the same. Water?

[@Pandafish86]

How did the carbon get past the cat?

[@brazenbunnies]

What is the proper dose of water for cleaning?

[@paulgilraine3127]

I was wondering if i did this on my diesel is there a chance i could clog the dpf with any carbon that might come away

[@rosegold-beats]

U can burn the carbon by going on the highway. It is meant to stay in rhe dpf

[@MikeTheHooper707]

Is this for directed injected engines or gdi only

[@sbrader97]

It will work on any engine its just that direct injection/gdi suffers more from carbon buildup on the valves due to the fuel not cleaning the top of the valves so its less of an issue on port injected engines

[@shanequinn8356]

Your idea is good but too fast, maybe use less water and over a much longer time. You only need a little steam over many kms to slowly remove the buildup. Water should be half the petrol spray volume. Also try 20% metholated spirits (ethanol) in the water. This little steam will gently clean the petrol engine combustion chambers too.

[@altruismfirst6489]

works for rotaries a treat, manual switch after warmed up my original 12a and 13b lived double the lives of others

[@apuuvah]

Methanol based windscreen washer fluid in the mix, a little bit.

[@catfishsnagger3284]

In order the really clean the valves you would likely need to slowly run gallons of water through the engine .

[@conn300300]

Hello my friend, I would like to know the best way to remove carbon deposits from the valve. And what do you think about brake fluid in descaling?

[@AliMECH]

The best way I did was with carb cleaner like this kzbin.info/www/bejne/opu0naidgLJshpI

[@conn300300]

@@AliMECH What do you think about acdelco product and thanks

[@AliMECH]

I only used transmission fluid, it was good but not their other products

[@nihalkapil]

Hello boss this is tha right way cleaning

[@AliMECH]

There are so many ways I did on my channel, it's up to you which one you have to use from the products I used

[@adik9441]

good video

[@AliMECH]

🙏🙏

[@exploranator]

Why not just pass the PCV gas and sludge through a catch can and filtration system prior to it being chucked back into your engine?

[@bronniesboy]

Can you do this through brake booster vacuum hose to intake?

[@AliMECH]

Yes, you can

[@saeidgoodarzi2495]

Is teinerpaint or no

[@michaelw6277]

why after pcv?

[@AliMECH]

Because after pvc it enters intake manifold

[@m10.m14]

شنو اسم الماده يمعودين

[@chesucat]

Try it alcohol or ethanol and see what it does.

[@adik9441]

subscribed

[@AliMECH]

Thanks

[@ProfDrabusufian]

Good luck

[@TV-ko1xh]

Methanol intake cleaning

[@saeidgoodarzi2495]

Hello my friends What is the liquid name because my English-language no good Thanks of you

[@AliMECH]

It was water

[@saeidgoodarzi2495]

Thank you

[@rojorfano910]

Water dont compress. Unlike gas which can be compress, water is not. Never use water inside combustion chamber, it will knock your engine and bend your connecting rod

[@AliMECH]

So as the fuel if u say so, but let's think right, the water not fill the cylinder completely so there will be no room for compression, the amount that goes in is drops and after the intake it will be vipor,

[@mass369]

Use vinegar 10% + water 40% inject in engine

[@colinhall8998]

Just put an oil catch can on your car, simple!

[@mmutahharmohiuddin7157]

Water will destroy engine by HYDRALOCK.

[@deckelpc]

It will if you drive through the river! 🤷🏼‍♂️ Here he’s using a tiny amount of water!

[@AliMECH]

Yes, exactly

[@deckelpc]

@@AliMECH I used to do this same method on a car I had in the late 70’s/early 80’s, it basically steam cleans 👍🏼

[@AliMECH]

I did with steam as well on one of my videos, I had good results

[@apuuvah]

Will stall way before than that, unless you pour water from a bucket at full steam.