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Gasoline Detergents Control Intake System Deposits
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Abstract
A field survey showed that some 30% of passenger cars had serious amounts of intake valve and port deposits. A laboratory study showed that this same percentage of cars suffers high speed power losses of 5% or more due to these deposits. The successful application of a gasoline soluble detergent for control of intake system deposits is described.
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Citation
Amberg, G. and Craig, W., "Gasoline Detergents Control Intake System Deposits," SAE Technical Paper 620253, 1962, https://doi.org/10.4271/620253.Also In
References
- “Symposium on Vapor Phase Oxidation of Gasoline,” ASTM Special Technical Publication No. 202 1956
- Rogers D. T. Jonach F. L. “Mechanism of Intake Valve Underside Deposit Formation,” SAE Preprint 106C 1958
- Sigworth H. W. Payne J. Q. “The Cause and Correction of Carburetor Gumming,” SAE Preprint 405 1954