Terraclean process

Antm72 said:
I must admit it sounds very attractive and it can find some of my lost ponies it may be worth it ! May ask a few questions, removing the deposits from a 15 year plus engine will have benefits but will there be any downside to it ?
May give them a call and see what they say...
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Only thing the guy said to me was

Don't do a Ford Diesel as the carbon deposits are the only thing holding the injectors together! Ha.

He said to me after mine was done that he had never had any issues on any car except a ford diesel.
Obviously he will say it's good as that's what he does but it was after he had taken my money.
 
But surely the Terra clean would eliminate the injectors?

Tony.
 
Dobbo said:
Don't do a Ford Diesel
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Depending on which diesel, that would include many Peugeot, Citroen, Mini and others?

Tony.
 
t-tony said:
But surely the Terra clean would eliminate the injectors?

Tony.
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That's what I thought.

Interested to know if cam sensor can be bad without fault codes?
Suppose it can, just don't want to spend the £95 at Euro car parts for another item that doesn't fix it!
 
Dobbo said:
£95 at Euro car parts
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Hey mate, PM me your reg. no. and I will get a quote for the cam sensor for you. £95 sounds a hell of a lot, more than Main dealers I think.

Tony.
 
Terraclean is brilliant, I took my dads jag to get it done 152,000 on the clock. The car does not even smoke anymore. Also my close mate took his 335D (running 400bhp) His is the same now. Has worked wonders on both cars. You can actually see the good its doing to the car while you wait.

Lee
 
Saw this being done to a Fiat Coupé turbo at Edd's workshop in Bracknell while my alignment was being done to my M3. Was a pretty simple procedure.
 
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