Liqui Moly Pro Line Throttle Valve Cleaner - 400 Ml

Name: Liqui Moly Pro Line Throttle Valve Cleaner - 400 Ml
Brand: Liqui Moly
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Liqui Moly Pro-Line Throttle Valve Cleaner is a special active solvent designed for removing typic...

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This guide is for gasoline engine owners seeking to maintain optimal engine performance. The Liqui Moly Pro-Line Throttle Valve Cleaner effectively removes deposits from the intake and throttle valve areas, leading to improved engine operation. A key caveat is that this product is designed specifically for gasoline engines and requires access to the throttle valve for application. The cleaner loosens and removes contaminants like oil and resin, ensuring the operability of moving parts.

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Model Part Number	5111
Brand	Liqui Moly

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FAQs

How often should I use the Liqui Moly Pro-Line Throttle Valve Cleaner?

The frequency depends on your driving conditions and vehicle. Consider using it every 10,000 to 15,000 miles or as needed to address performance issues.

Can I use this product on a diesel engine?

No, this product is specifically designed for gasoline engines only.

What should I do if the cleaner gets on painted surfaces?

Wipe it off immediately to prevent damage to the paint.

Do I need to remove any parts before using the cleaner?

You need to create direct access to the throttle valve. Some vehicles may require the removal of the intake pipe.

Is it safe for my catalytic converter?

Yes, this cleaner has been tested and is safe for use with catalytic converters.

What if the engine stalls during application?

If the engine cannot maintain speed with the intake pipe removed, or cannot be started, disconnect the plug from the air flow meter with the ignition switched off. Then follow the steps for clearing the fault and retraining the air flow meter after cleaning.

Troubleshooting

Engine won't start or runs roughly after cleaning.

Check and ensure the air flow meter plug is connected if it was disconnected during the cleaning process. After cleaning, the stored fault must be deleted from the engine control unit using a suitable diagnostic device. The air flow meter may need to be taught in again.

Significant speed fluctuation during application.

Shorten the spray intervals.

Stubborn deposits remain after cleaning.

Repeat the cleaning process with a second can of the cleaner.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Improves engine performance and responsiveness.
Extends the life of engine components by removing harmful deposits.
Easy to apply, saving time and effort.
Compatible with catalytic converters.

Cons

Only suitable for gasoline engines.
Requires access to the throttle valve area.
May require a second application for stubborn deposits.
Air flow meter can be damaged if not protected.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

Create direct access to the throttle valve.
Start the engine.
Spray the cleaner across the throttle valve area in 2-3 second intervals at a minimum of 2,000 RPM using the spray probe.

Compatibility:

Exclusively for use in gasoline engines.
Compatible with catalytic converters.

Care:

Avoid contact with the air flow meter and painted components.
After use, run the engine for about 20 seconds at a minimum of 2,000 RPM to burn any remaining residues in the intake system.
If the engine speed fluctuates significantly during application, shorten the spray intervals.