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Anyone else see the episode with the Jag XK8? with the "new" system to de-coke the engine from the valves to the exhaust tail pipes (inc the cat) going on the emisssions readout it certainly seemed to work. Just wondered where you can get this done and how much it would cost???

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Yeah i saw that and was quite surprised with the results...no idea where to have it done though.

yeh i seen this but i bett it would cost dolla !

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yeh i seen this but i bett it would cost dolla !

You would have to compare the cost to a complete head overhaul and a new cat, I have emailed the program to see if they can give anymore info on the proccess, no reply yet.

Cost around £70, depending on engine size.

I used to use "cat cleanse". Did the trick most of the time lol

Cost around £70, depending on engine size.

Do you know somewhere that does it Chris...

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Cost around £70, depending on engine size.

Do you have the name of the product/equipment so I can google to see if there is anyone local to me who offers the service, Have tried googling "decoking" but can't find any referance to that system :-(

Found this...but it's an American site...can't find out anything about it in the UK yet.

http://www.powerclean2000.com/index.html

Funny I've just download the Whole series, Got to love Edd China!

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Found this...but it's an American site...can't find out anything about it in the UK yet.

http://www.powerclean2000.com/index.html

That looks like a similar system but not the one Edd used.

I heard some dude used sand..

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I heard some dude used sand..

While is was googeling it, I came across one idea to use soapy water into the throttle body while the engine is running @2000rpm This was based on the theory that after a head gasket failed the relevant piston and valves were spotlessly clean due to the steam cleaning effect of the water leaking into the cylinder.

When I was a trainee my moped was running rough, a boroscope inspection showed it to be carboned up, so one of the engine fitters fixed it by pouring some aircraft hydraulic fluid (DTD 585) into the carb with it running and within a few mins it was running like a dream, and another boroscope it looked like it had a new piston and valves.

I heard some dude used sand..

Nah that was to port and polish the engine, as this is only to decoke it you wouldn't need anything abrasive. I'd suggest some thing like vinegar as it does a good job of cleaning coins

I've heard that there is a garage in Anniesland (Glasgow) that do it.

Couldnt give you a name though sorry!

literally just googled terraclean UK... first result...

http://terraclean.co.uk

If you tweet edd china he has all the news on the system, he posted some stuff last week about it, terraclean have a twitter to

For anyone interested in this from Scotland....just got this contact for Terraclean

Haynes Vehicle Service Limited, 39 Millands Road, Thankerton, Biggar, ML12 6NX - Contact Kevin Haynes on 01899 309026

Terraclean are also on facebook, i sent them an email and bumped in to them at the Mechanex trade exibition at event city in manchester.

They sold a few and a few garages will be using the equipment in about 6 weeks in and around Manchester

Had a chat with them about how it works and an in depth discussion on how they react with PD engines.

As for a place that do it in the northwest at the moment is ADS in Preston run by a guy called Frank Massey.

Ill update with places that have started in manchester if and when i find out.

CARS PRO LED, Mabbeley Close, Emerson Green, Bristol, BS16 7JJ. Contact; Kwok on 07860 171878

email i had back off terraclean said above company does it

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