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Carbon deposits on backsides of intake valves

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Are you running a PCV valve?
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Too rich? What do your spark plugs look like? 
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All of my intake valves have a fairly heavy and equal carbon deposits on the backsides. About 20,000 miles on engine. New valves, guides and Teflon seals. exhaust valves are normal looking. What could be causing this?

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