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I have been looking around for the best way to get carbs and parts clean. Ultrasonic cleaner looks like it might be the tool. I am seeing Carb cleaner like B12 being used and have also been told rubber doesn’t like this. I have read vinegar and water being used even ammonia, without bothering the o-rings and such. I even found one with a 5 gallon bucket of cleaner and a sander strapped to it. I have to admit I’m tempted to try it. So what do you us and where did you get it.
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Northern California
Posts: 193
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I did not separate the carbs on my VT500C when I did the carb cleaner bucket soak. About 12 hours, then lift, rotate 180 degrees and another 12 hours to get the other side done.
It worked great and the air compressor blasted out any crud from the tiny air passages. |
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