How to prevent carbon deposit buildup in diesel engines

    July 14, 2017
    Once carbon buildup begins to accumulate on various surfaces inside the engine and is left untreated, the vehicle loses power, becomes sluggish and causes a significant increase in emissions and reduction in fuel economy.
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