Carbon cleaning machines generate hydrogen and oxygen from water, which are then directed into the engine combustion chamber via the air intake manifold, where they mix with your standard carbon-based fuel (petrol, diesel) and are both ignited.
The highest calorific power of hydrogen allows for a slight increase in combustion temperature, creating the ideal conditions for burning, disaggregation, and elimination of carbon deposits. The hydrogen restores soft carbon deposition on the surface and forms carbon-based substances that are easier to burn (HC). The presence of more oxygen in the combustion chamber speeds up the combustion of these substances.
In your car, we simply insert the machine's hose into the air intake manifold. Start both the engine and the machine and let it run for about an hour, depending on the amount of soot in the engine and exhaust system. After an hour, the cleaning process is complete, and your car will feel as if you purchased it for the first time.