The risk of carbon scale buildup is nothing new. In fact, this is a very common occurrence. Fuel use is the main reason that engine scale buildup can occur. The appearance of this crust can occur due to a lack of air supply in the combustion chamber.
Apart from that, it can also occur due to the use of inappropriate fuel, or poor quality fuel. The cause of the appearance of this crust can be influenced by several things. Find out what the causes are below.
Consequences of the remainder of the combustion process
An imperfect combustion process can also be the cause of carbon scale appearing in the combustion chamber. This generally occurs because the fuel quality is not very good. So the combustion process does not run perfectly and results in scale buildup in the combustion chamber.
Residuals from the incomplete combustion process can also occur after the engine starts and then stops. It is possible that some fuel has entered the combustion chamber. Meanwhile, in the combustion chamber, ignition and combustion do not occur. As a result, fuel that does not burn well will turn into carbon.
Dust Deposits and Engine Oil Vapor
Dust deposits and vehicle engine oil vapor play a role in the buildup of carbon scale. This crust buildup can come from suction intake valve. Dust and engine oil can enter and settle, thus making the combustion chamber dirty. The amount of paraffin and sulfur elements that enter the engine combustion chamber is also a factor in scale buildup.
Apart from oil vapor, It turns out that engine oil could also escape and enter the combustion chamber. This oil can enter through gaps in the piston ring or blow and cause carbon buildup. On engine oil, there are large molecules and a higher boiling point than gasoline. If there are many portions that are not burned, causing a carbon crust.
Often the machine works at low speed with low load
Machines that work a lot at low speeds and low loads can make the machine work below optimal temperatures. This causes combustion failure of the gasoline attached to the piston head and also the combustion chamber. This area has a low temperature because there is cooling from the cooling system.
These are some of the causes of carbon crust that can appear on your vehicle. if not resolved immediately, then a decrease in engine performance may occur. Of course this doesn't want to happen to you, right?? For this reason, be diligent in maintaining your vehicle's engine components.
