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Hello everyone, I have not been active here for a while. I am gradually making modifications to the W203. Following the replacement of the headlight lenses and a thorough wash, I will provide a picture or video if possible.
I have a dilemma and would appreciate any advice. I own Nulon upper engine cleaner, which is sprayed into the manifold via a vacuum line to dislodge carbon deposits from the upper engine, allowing them to depart via the exhaust.
I want to ascertain the most optimal and straightforward hoover line to utilise. I have typically located an intake immediately before the throttle body in prior vehicles. I do not intend to spray via the supercharger; nonetheless, would this have any implications or create any problems?

I have used this branded cleaner on many vehicles and it has produced satisfactory results.
Subsequently, do an oil change, as it is due and recommended.
Thank you for any contributions.

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If you deem it essential, proceed. What leads you to believe that the upper section need a thorough cleaning? Utilising high-quality fuel should ensure that this supercharged engine remains in satisfactory condition.

My W203, with 156,000 kilometres, is in pristine condition. I fuel it with 'super' (the highest octane available at the local supermarket) and do not need any top-end cleaning.

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Regular maintenance is my forte; but, I have never had to clean the 'upper end' of any engine I have had, and it is not a topic often addressed, except from walnut blasting in direct injection engines.

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Indeed, I have perused some information on walnut blasting this evening and have encountered it throughout my travels.
I will locate a vacuum source for the throttle body and introduce it accordingly.
I have previously worked on many automobiles with my wife (now my ex-wife) while using the accelerator.

I suppose I must seek an other somebody to do it. Is it the reason you have children?

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