Page Number - 14
Form 801817
12. Connect one end of the Cleaner Hose to the outlet of
the Cleaner (Fig. 17), the other end to inlet of the Decarb
Adapter (Fig. 18).
13. Connect shop air supply to the Cleaner inlet. Ensure the
shop air pressure is no greater than 150 psi (10 bar)
(Fig. 19).
14. Start the vehicle and allow it to idle.
15. Return to the Cleaner and open the air inlet valve
(Fig. 20).
16. Rotate the regulator adjustment knob clockwise until the
pressure gauge reads approximately 60 psi (4 bar)
(Fig. 21).
17. Open the outlet valve to allow the cleaning solution to
spray into the air stream (Fig. 22).
At 60 psi (4 bar) pressure, it will take approximately
8 minutes to inject 12 oz (350 ml) of cleaning solution
into the air stream.
18. Close the air inlet valve when the canister is empty of
solution.
19. Turn off the car.
20. Allow the pressure to return to zero, and disconnect and
disassemble the Cleaner. Properly dispose of any unused
cleaning solution.
21. Remove the nozzle from the air induction system and
re-secure the air intake hose.
Note: Do not start the engine for 30 minutes. This will
allow the solution to soften and dissolve the carbon
deposits. After 30 minutes, test drive the vehicle for at
least 15 minutes to flush carbon deposits out of the
system.
Figure 19
Figure 20
Figure 22
Figure 21
Figure 18
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