Device for cleaning deposits from an internal combustion engine
OwnerJerry Lee Wellsinventor
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The present invention describes a method and device for cleaning the components of an internal combustion engine. The device provides a single valve for regulating the flow and blend of air and cleaning fluid entering the combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine. The invention provides a novel device and process for cleaning mineral deposits from the surface of the combustion chamber, piston crown and intake ports, intake valves. The flow control valve is capable of regulating the flow of air and cleaning fluid into the combustion chamber of an internal combustion engine during the cleaning process. The device of the present invention connects two separate hoses to a flow control valve. The end of one of the hoses is placed within a reservoir of cleaning fluid. The end of the other hose is connected to vacuum port of an internal combustion engine. Thus, the device provides a path for the cleaning fluid to pass from the reservoir through the flow control valve, through the vacuum port of the engine, through the intake manifold onto the combustion chamber, and out the engine's exhaust.
A device for manual operation of cleaning deposits from an internal combustion engine, said device designed to attach to a vacuum port of said engine to draw air through said device with said engine operating, said device allows air flow into the engine before drawing cleaning fluid into said device to mix with air creating a mixture that is channeled through a combustion chamber of said engine, said device comprising:
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