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What's going on here?

I just "decarbonized" my 89 REX DX with B12 Chemtool. It's a bsic pour in the oil cap liquid that supposedly removes carbon buildup in the engine. My D15B2 smokes a good bit and I know I'll be either rebuilding or replacing it in the future so I figured what the heck why not try the chemtool. The car smoked like crazy for a good while and it even stumbled when I was running the engine with the stuff in it. After shutting the car off, changing the oil and restarting, I could tell an imediate difference. the car sems a bit more peppy, the idle is smoother and now she barely smokes. To test it out, I frequently go on a road trip that consumes about 1/2 quart of oil. I did the trip after the Chemtool and interestingly, I barely used any oil. Could the carbon buildup really have caused that much oil consumption? How could this be?
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Old 07-11-2004, 10:53 PM
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Re: What's going on here?

carbon buildup totally kills engine performance....imma get me some of that stuff!
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Old 07-11-2004, 11:37 PM
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Re: Re: What's going on here?

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carbon buildup totally kills engine performance....imma get me some of that stuff!
if you do tell me if it worked for you. i wanna make sure it works and its not a by chance thing,
.... looks like im gonna have my motor longer than i expected...
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Re: What's going on here?

how many miles has your motor done??? and no it wont be the carbon which is causing oil loss, your either loosing it through a leak or burning it through worn piston rings etc
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ya, the carbon will cause performance loss, but like 16valver said I dont think it would really have anything to do with burning oil
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