<VV> Carb Balance Tool

[Frank DuVal]

The mouthwash should act just like water injection. The 1/8" tubing will 
limit the amount of mouthwash entering the combustion chamber. Cleans 
the carbon off the pistons and leaves a clean fresh smell!

Is this really what GM top engine cleaner is? ggggg

BTW, the technical term for this test equipment is U-tube Manometer. 
WHen filled with water it reads in inches of water column. When filled 
with mercury, it reads in inches of mercury. When filled with mouthwash 
it reads in ?????? Never saw that in scientific journals! But there 
should be zero dispacement, so it doesn't matter what specififc gravity 
is in there, and mouthwash is more visable than water. One could also 
use water and food coloring.

Frank DuVal

ps, disclaimer for humor, GM TEC is petroleum based solvent, not mouthwash

Ron wrote:

>OK, but as it starts up, it's uneven, and all the liquid gets sucked into 
>one carb and ruins your engine.  Happy Easter!
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>RonH
>(pure speculation)
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>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: <PatioMatt at aol.com>
>To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
>Sent: Monday, March 24, 2008 1:55 PM
>Subject: Re: <VV> Carb Balance Tool
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>>When all else fails.....including your bank account...
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>>Go to WalMart... buy the 6 ft of 1/8"  Fish tank tubing  and some  colored
>>mouthwash.
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>>Fold the tube in 1/2.....  add M-W  to a level of 6" on either  side
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>>Using Sticky tape or? ,  hang this  liquid filled part of  the tube from 
>>your
>>engine lid....so that it forms a "U" [ legs as vertical as  possible ].
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>>Connect the ends to the Carb's  Choke pulloff ports...
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>>Liquid should be EVEN on each side!
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>>Start engine [ HOT Engine  with chokes off ]
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>>Now you can adjust until the liquid stays  EVEN...
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>>This is called a "U-tube"...used in Laboratories  for decades before
>>Electronics!
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