Induction Cleaner TEC2000 TEC 2000 (MPN: TEC 720070) — cleaner for induction system

TEC2000 TEC 2000 induction cleaner is a chemical formulation for professional cleaning of petrol engine induction and intake systems. It is designed to remove carbon deposits and oily residues from intake ports, throttle bodies and intake valves using an induction cleaning application. The product helps restore airflow through the intake tract, supports more consistent air–fuel mixture delivery and contributes to reduced exhaust emissions when applied as part of routine maintenance or targeted servicing.

Advantages

The induction cleaner dissolves and loosens carbon and hydrocarbon residues without the need for extensive disassembly, enabling efficient cleaning via the induction system. It is formulated for use in workshop settings and aims to improve engine breathing and combustion stability. By targeting deposits in intake ports and throttle bodies, the cleaner helps recover engine response and may support fuel economy and emission control when combined with correct servicing procedures.

Suitable for

• Petrol engines with intake ports and intake valves affected by carbon buildup
• Throttle body cleaning via induction system application
• Routine maintenance and service intervals in automotive workshops
• Restoring airflow and improving combustion efficiency on gasoline engines

Key specifications

• Application method: induction/air intake system cleaning
• Target areas: intake ports, throttle bodies, intake valves
• Intended engine type: petrol (gasoline) engines
• Usage environment: professional workshop/service use
• Effect: removes carbon and hydrocarbon deposits, oily residues

How to use

Use the cleaner following the vehicle manufacturer’s service instructions and standard induction cleaning procedures. Ensure the engine is at the recommended operating conditions, connect the induction cleaning equipment as specified by the workshop tool instructions, and apply the product into the intake airflow according to the dosage guidance provided with the cleaner. Allow the cleaner to circulate and act on deposits, then follow with necessary engine run-in and checks to confirm restored airflow and stable idling. After treatment, verify engine management diagnostics and emission-related readings where applicable.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, work in a well-ventilated area and follow safety data sheet instructions. Do not use on diesel engines or in applications not specified by the manufacturer. For best results, combine induction cleaning with filter checks and fuel system inspection as part of comprehensive maintenance.