https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/decarbonizing-an-engine-with-water-myth-or-fact.793344/
8. 2. Water does a nice job decarboning the piston/cylinder area but has virtually no effect on the intake side of the intake valve or EGR passages and that is where the majority of carbon build up happens. This is much more of a problem in direct injection engines.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izvz18xgfA0
How to clean carbon from the inside of your engine with just tap water. This method has been known to fix emissions, rough Idle, increase fuel economy and ge

https://www.thedrive.com/news/44042/water-can-help-clean-carbon-buildup-in-your-engine-but-its-risky
It comes after an earlier experiment, where just 20 ounces of water slowly fed in to the intake helped remove enough carbon to free up a sticking valve. The first ten gallons of water were

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OBXdAXw22I
I try the water down the intake trick for decarbonizing a Engine to see if it really works.Sprayer used https://www.harborfreight.com/05-gallon-multi-purpose

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWbcFx9hY3U
here is how to decarbonize your engine with just water and a spray bottle!

https://www.thrustzone.com/engine-decarbonisation-facts-myths-decoded/
Chemical Decarbonisation - A rather simple process in which a mechanic pours a chemical cleaner in the fuel tank to clean the path of fuel and also the engine components. This cleaner clears all the muck that's deposited in the engine. This process can cost you from as low as 300 to 1500 or 2000 depending on the make of the vehicle and

https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/anybody-tried-water-to-decarbonize-a-diesel.233766/
Apr 11, 2015. #6. Water/methanol injection into the intake air is a common power/economy modification. 70/30 water/methanol is probably the most common ratio. Straight water would work.....Just would not give as much of a power boost. I think this could be done safely with a temporary settup, but it would not be as simple as on a gas engine.

https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/water-decarbonization-methods.212416/
And pouring a cup, quart or gallon of water through the intake won't do much of anything. Other than some of it getting by the rings and into the oil. I ran water injection 100% of the time on a car with 12.7 to 1 compression. Carbon buildup was normal and significant. Regardless of how much water went through the engine.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-drive/culture/commuting/the-great-debate-should-i-decarbonize-my-cars-engine/article11428489/
If the injector is indeed in bad shape, it might have to be removed and cleaned or replaced. New injectors cost in the vicinity of $200 each. If all else fails, off-car cleaning may be required

https://www.team-bhp.com/tech-stuff/all-about-engine-decarbonisation
All about Engine Decarbonisation. So, what is decarbonising? In simple terms, decarbonising an engine involves removal of carbon deposits from the engine, using either mechanical (physical) or chemical methods. The procedure of mechanically cleaning out carbon deposits entails removal of the cylinder head and then, physically scraping off

https://blog.kroftools.com/en/engine-decarbonization/
Engine decarbonization is a process that seeks to remove excess carbon deposits produced by burning fuels with the aim of improving vehicle performance. Both diesel and petrol engines accumulate carbon deposits inside their cylinders during a certain period. This accumulation of carbon happens for several reasons, such as: Improper burning of

https://terrapass.com/blog/decarbonization-101-what-it-is/
Engine decarbonizing does not involve switching to electric vehicles to avoid carbon emissions. Rather, it involves cleaning up the carbon residue that is left over from the conventional fuel supply used in internal combustion chambers. Carbon deposits build up mainly on the cylinder head and pistons of traditional engines, and when these are

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/decarbonizing-engine-with-water.990271/
Mix brake fluid in with your water. I use a I liter Pepsi bottle with about1/4 to I/2 inch brake fluid to water. Warm up the engine fully. Hold the rpms up to between 2 and 3,00 rpms Dribble the water in the venturi, until the motor hesitates, stop dribbling, and feather the throttle until it smooths out, repeat in the other venturi and back

https://www.s10forum.com/threads/water-cylinder-decarbonizing-should-i.132170/
Ok, well, I did it, I poured water through my engine. As mentioned earlier, water decarbonizing is a cheap and effective way to steam clean your cylinders and dissolve any carbon deposits in the combustion chamber. Warm the truck up completely by taking a 15 minute drive to get it right up to temperature. Do NOT do this on a cold engine PERIOD!!!

https://dkuperformance.co.uk/how-often-should-you-decarbonise-your-engine/
While there are no definitive rules on how often you should decarbonise your engine, general advice maintains that you should clean your engine of any carbon deposits roughly every 18,000 miles. However, you may need to take your car to a garage for an engine carbon clean much sooner than that, depending on the fuel you use, the condition of

https://www.jaguarforum.com/threads/decarbonizing-your-engine-with-water.91152/
Decarbonizing Your Engine With Water ? 9478 Views 58 Replies 25 Participants Last post by Sean O', Apr 13, 2017 Jump to Latest A

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/200173-poll-decarbonizing-engine-water.html
Okay, I've been doing some reading on previous threads about decarbonizing the engine by misting water into the intake, or in my case into the carbs. Pelican Parts Forums Poll - Decarbonizing engine with water - Pelican Parts Forums

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/decarbonizing-an-engine-with-water-myth-or-fact.793344/page-2
Automotive. zoobyshoe. Jan 20, 2015. Engine Water. Featured. In summary: But the water that is injected to clean the engine is worse.In summary, the water spray or pour method is claimed to clean carbon deposits from a car engine, but there is no evidence that this is a reliable method. 1. Nov 19, 2016. #36.

https://www.reddit.com/r/mechanic/comments/106z9ge/should_i_decarbonize_my_engine/
Yes I will also be doing the throttle body cleaning for the service. But this decarbonizing is something involving hooking up a machine to the engine for 40 minutes to clean. I don't know what the exact process is. The mechanic said it's safe, but I am skeptical since a lot of online sources say it can be dangerous.

https://news.climate.columbia.edu/2022/04/22/what-is-decarbonization-and-how-do-we-make-it-happen/
Consequently, decarbonization will also require absorbing carbon from the atmosphere by capturing emissions and enhancing carbon storage in agricultural lands and forests. To achieve decarbonization, all aspects of the economy must change—from how energy is generated, and how we produce and deliver goods and services, to how lands are managed.

https://www.energy.gov/eere/iedo/articles/production-line-new-funding-decarbonize-us-industry-and-energy-water-nexus-deep
Water is not only necessary for people to hydrate, clean, and cook, it is also essential to produce food, energy, and many of our manufactured products. ... NEW Decarbonizing America's Industrial Sector Fact Sheet. Decarbonizing America's industrial sector is key to tackling the climate crisis. DOE is building an innovation pipeline to