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Direct injection engines power about 73% of 2023 cars, offering up to 65 more horsepower by spraying fuel directly into the combustion chamber. But here’s the twist: unlike older port injection systems, direct injection skips spraying fuel over intake valves, causing carbon buildup after just 20,000 miles.

In this video, we uncover why that happens and what it means for your engine’s health and performance.

• How Mercedes' 1950s racing innovation evolved into today’s direct injection tech
• The surprising downside: carbon deposits clogging your intake valves
• Why fuel spray used to clean valves, and now it doesn’t
• Tips to prevent carbon buildup and keep your ride smooth

If you care about engine longevity and power, this sharp dive into direct injection quirks is a must-watch.

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