What would cause "carbon back up" in a 2015 Nissan Rouge with under 40,000 mi on it?

Asked by GuruVL7L9 Aug 22, 2018 at 04:07 PM about the 2015 Nissan Rogue

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Nissan Rouge running poorly, then died altogether. Nissan reported to me the
problem is "carbon back up". They also suggested I bring it in every 20,000
miles to be cleaned. With under 40,000 miles, a $600 fee plus towing is not
what we expected from any car, especially nissan.

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Carbon build up on the intake valves? If you have the direct injection 2 liter engine be prepared for this to happen again. I will post a link for you to read.

https://desertoasisautorepair.com/direct-injection-carbon-build-happens-prevent/

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I just cleaned that carbon on the flange and around it just took off the air assembly just the one that ties all 3 components together and the sensor right beside the air filter with a spray I bought for 10 bucks at auto zone.600.00?

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