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Clean Machine (Fuel and Air Induction Cleaning)

Posted February 2, 2025 3:01 AM

As your vehicle ages, its performance isn’t quite what it used to be, but many of us never notice the change because it’s gradual.  So here are a few questions to ask yourself.  Does your vehicle feel like it doesn’t have the pep that it used to? Have you noticed your fuel economy isn’t quite as good as it once was? Does it idle roughly or is it hard to start?  Do you hear the engine knocking? Has it recently failed an emissions test?

All of those can be signs that your fuel and air induction systems are dirty and need cleaning.  Your fuel system takes gasoline from the tank to the engine’s combustion chambers where fuel injectors spray fuel that mixes with air and is ignited by spark plugs.  Black carbon deposits eventually can build up, obstructing fuel flow and diminishing your engine’s performance and fuel efficiency.

The air induction system is what allows air to go into the engine’s combustion chamber.  Getting the proper air flow is necessary for you to quickly start your vehicle, accelerate, and perform the way it should and idle smoothly when you’re standing still.  Like the fuel system, your air induction system can get blocked up with deposits and other contaminants.

A professional fuel and air induction cleaning can help restore your performance and fuel economy, especially when you are experiencing problems.  A technician will use specialized chemicals that can remove the carbon buildup.  In extreme cases, they will remove the fuel injectors and clean them with specialized tools.  

After cleaning, you may notice how much more pep your vehicle has and how smoothly it runs.  Keep your fuel and air induction systems clean and enjoy your vehicle’s performance improvements.

Car Doc On The Island
419 South Tamiami Trail
Venice, FL 34285
(941) 786-1595
http://www.cardocontheisland.com



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Car Doc on the Island was an absolute Godsend. My young son and I were on vacation in Florida, visiting from the northeast. We had a very unexpected and close call on the highway, and long story short the tow truck brought us to a shop where he said “they will take good care of you”… instead, they took excellent care of us. I appreciated the assurance and empathy on the other end of the phone by both Desiree and Stacy — very professional women with a ton of heart. They obviously work with a wonderful crew, and I also appreciated the thorough receipts of all work that was done; not only did I know exactly what I was paying for, but I could bring my mechanic, back home, up to speed on the condition of my car in perfect terminology. Lastly, I was extra pleased to hear about the warranty on their work, and the “sort of mini AAA policy” that came with the work done. My son and I are feeling very safe traveling home. Thank you to everyone at Car Doc! God Bless!!
~ , 02/03/2025
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I went in for what I thought would be a quick fix but it was more complicated and the service staff diagnosed it for me and went beyond what I expected to find and remedy it at that appointment. SUPERIOR SERVICE. I am so happy to have such a company like Car Doc on the Island available.
~ , 01/30/2025
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