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Carbon in the intake runners...

BigBurban350

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What is the diagnosis for carbon build up in the intake runners?

Before the valves and even a little in the intake manifold. Note' This a non-egr engine.
 
valve seals would be my guess. Little oil or oil vapor leaking into intake runner.
 
BigUglyracing said:
If I remember right. It is reversion. Unburned fuel in the intake tracts.
If you need more info i think i may be able to find some.

I am putting new heads on and actually going to tune the fuel injection system this time (eprom programming). I mean even the combustion chambers were caked with carbon. This engine has only 1,500 miles on it.
 
35" and 4.10 gears on a big ass suburban. I didn't really tune the fuel injection, just added 454 injectors into the 350 TBI unit. My A/F guage said it need more fuel, although I was only using a 1-wire oxygen sensor at the end or full length headers.

I figure richer is better anyways, we'll see what happens with some new heads and a tuned computer chip.
 

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