EGR & Carb Cleaner
EGR & Carb Cleaner
Whether your car has a carburettor or an exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) system, keeping it clean is essential for helping to maintain engine performance. Holts EGR & Carb cleaner is the ideal product to restore engine performance by removing harmful deposits caused by petrol in carburettors and carbon from recirculated exhaust gases in diesel engines.
- Specially designed to clean carburettors, EGR valves and intake system components on petrol and diesel engines
- Works upside down for easy use
- Professional quality carb and EGR cleaner
Engines with exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) systems or those with carburettors can experience a build-up of harmful deposits, including varnish, gum and soot. This can result in poor performance and reduced drivability. While EGR systems are designed to reduce emissions, the engine can still suffer from these deposits.
With that in mind, regular cleaning of your car’s EGR system can help to dissolve the likes of carbon, soot, gum and varnish deposits that build up in the EGR valve and air intake system. This can help maintain engine performance and reduce the risk of deposit-related drivability issues.
Holts EGR & Carb Cleaner is specially designed to remove these harmful deposits, and is suitable for use on both petrol and diesel engines. It will remove build ups caused by petrol in carburettors and carbon from recirculated exhaust gases in diesel engines. By using a dedicated cleaner, you can avoid the EGR valve sticking or wearing.
It’s incredibly simple to use by spraying it on to the affected area and leaving it to work, before wiping the residue away. This makes it easy to stay on top of routine vehicle maintenance and prevent heavier deposit build-up over time.
Name: Holts EGR & Carb Cleaner 500ml
Manufacturer’s Code: HMTN0201A
How to Use:
Shake well before use.
Simply spray it onto the affected area and allow it to work for a few minutes. Then, wipe away the residue with a clean cloth. This product is a safe and effective way to clean your car’s EGR valve and carburettor.
Where components are particularly soiled, agitate with a brush and wipe off.
SDS Information
It’s really simple to clean the EGR valve without removing it, by using a specialised cleaner spray. The Holts EGR & Carb Cleaner is an aerosol that can be used upside down for optimal efficiency, and is great for carrying out regular, preventative maintenance on the EGR system.
There are a number of signs that your EGR valve may need attention, including rough idling, reduced performance, increased fuel consumption, engine management warning lights or starting difficulties. While there might be something more serious at hand, it’s worth giving the EGR valve a clean first to see if the problems persist.
An aerosol solvent is a great choice for helping to break down stubborn deposits like varnish and carbon. It can be helpful for flushing out any loose debris and regular maintenance for light soiling.
To look after the valve and prevent any clogging, drive your car regularly at higher speeds on motorways for 20-30 minutes, use quality fuel and change your engine oil on time. You should also clean the EGR valve using a dedicated cleaner. You can find out more about how to clean an EGR valve in our blog.
You can find SDS/regulatory safety information for our products here. You can also find this link at the bottom of every page on Holts’ website.
This link takes you to a database containing MSDS sheets for all Holts products, including Tyreweld, Gun Gum, Radweld, Wondarweld, De-Icer and more. Simply select the relevant product in the drop down and you will be provided with all regulatory information for any Holts product.
If you have any further questions or concerns about Holts products or our ingredients, you can contact our chemists here. Our experienced team use rigorous testing and follow regulatory procedures to bring you safe, high quality products, and our team will be happy to help you with your query.
Engines with exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) systems or those with carburettors can experience a build-up of harmful deposits, including varnish, gum and soot. This can result in poor performance and reduced drivability. While EGR systems are designed to reduce emissions, the engine can still suffer from these deposits.
With that in mind, regular cleaning of your car’s EGR system can help to dissolve the likes of carbon, soot, gum and varnish deposits that build up in the EGR valve and air intake system. This can help maintain engine performance and reduce the risk of deposit-related drivability issues.
Holts EGR & Carb Cleaner is specially designed to remove these harmful deposits, and is suitable for use on both petrol and diesel engines. It will remove build ups caused by petrol in carburettors and carbon from recirculated exhaust gases in diesel engines. By using a dedicated cleaner, you can avoid the EGR valve sticking or wearing.
It’s incredibly simple to use by spraying it on to the affected area and leaving it to work, before wiping the residue away. This makes it easy to stay on top of routine vehicle maintenance and prevent heavier deposit build-up over time.
Name: Holts EGR & Carb Cleaner 500ml
Manufacturer’s Code: HMTN0201A
How to Use:
Shake well before use.
Simply spray it onto the affected area and allow it to work for a few minutes. Then, wipe away the residue with a clean cloth. This product is a safe and effective way to clean your car’s EGR valve and carburettor.
Where components are particularly soiled, agitate with a brush and wipe off.
SDS Information
It’s really simple to clean the EGR valve without removing it, by using a specialised cleaner spray. The Holts EGR & Carb Cleaner is an aerosol that can be used upside down for optimal efficiency, and is great for carrying out regular, preventative maintenance on the EGR system.
There are a number of signs that your EGR valve may need attention, including rough idling, reduced performance, increased fuel consumption, engine management warning lights or starting difficulties. While there might be something more serious at hand, it’s worth giving the EGR valve a clean first to see if the problems persist.
An aerosol solvent is a great choice for helping to break down stubborn deposits like varnish and carbon. It can be helpful for flushing out any loose debris and regular maintenance for light soiling.
To look after the valve and prevent any clogging, drive your car regularly at higher speeds on motorways for 20-30 minutes, use quality fuel and change your engine oil on time. You should also clean the EGR valve using a dedicated cleaner. You can find out more about how to clean an EGR valve in our blog.
You can find SDS/regulatory safety information for our products here. You can also find this link at the bottom of every page on Holts’ website.
This link takes you to a database containing MSDS sheets for all Holts products, including Tyreweld, Gun Gum, Radweld, Wondarweld, De-Icer and more. Simply select the relevant product in the drop down and you will be provided with all regulatory information for any Holts product.
If you have any further questions or concerns about Holts products or our ingredients, you can contact our chemists here. Our experienced team use rigorous testing and follow regulatory procedures to bring you safe, high quality products, and our team will be happy to help you with your query.
