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Manny, I fine collection of imagination and fiction.
Do you understand that Carbon is an element ? You can not burn it... it can be "burned" in Stars...
' fine powder' ... you are assuming that a none of the carbon breaks off in pieces.. absent grease to catch it.
Do you know the actual size of the holes in the precombustion chamber ?
" Also, if the soot went straight up when spinning the engine over to blow it out, it would hit the pintle ball's flat underside and be directed out the side glow plug hole by the air current." -manny
You probably have never seen an oil bath cleaner... or certainly do not understand the physics behind them.
Where do you get the ability to say that our diesels usually go 300 k without needing precombustion chamber hole cleaning ? What is the recommended service interval for the precombustion chamber and why ?
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