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If you had ever thought about the reliability of our CC-14 Carbon Clean machine, you definitely need to read these fantastic carbon clean results!
Do you know what these results mean…?
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This was before the CC-14 was connected and the engine was hot.
Co level: 0.06. We want this to come down.
HC level: 5 PPM. This should go up.
CO2 Level: 4.33. This should go down.
O2 level: 14.78. This should go up
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It shows exactly what we wanted it to do…
This was carried out at the end of the Carbon Clean Service, before road test.
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Peak 1 shows a high level as the carbon deposits are expelled from the exhaust.
Peak 2 3 & 4 show it dropping and is an MOT Pass.
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