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.... I have the carburetor off and I'm wondering what should be removed before dunking it in Simple Green overnight
I would NOT leave my carburetor "dunking" in ANYTHING overnight. Gnarls.
Gnarls saves me from junking my entire carb
A lot of people let their carbs sit in pinesol, some people for 2 days or more.
There's no point to that. Good ol' carb cleaner cleans a carb instantly!! Gnarls.
the idea is that I can bring it in the house and it won't smell like carb cleaner or fuel. I got an instant headache from just pulling that carb and messing around with it.
OK, I never thought of cleaning my carb inside the house... although I've never lived in sub-zero temperatures. Geezzzzz... I can't stand the smell of burnt pop-corn in the house, I can't imagine the smell of carb cleaner!Gnarls.
I don't have a garage and we're heading into 3 digit temperature. In the house it goes.
Yeah.... next week we will be into the teens..... 116d F!! Gnarls.
...Now, if anyone can answer my question, that'd be sweet. If I didn't do anything performance oriented, and basically only cleaned the bowl and blew out passages (and de-gummed the slow jet), why do I have so much more power? At most I added a little more fuel to the bowl, only 1mm of adjustment.
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