<VV> CARB / PARTS IN GENERAL CLEANING

corvairduval at cox.net corvairduval at cox.net
Mon Sep 27 18:03:52 EDT 2010


While at Wally World, pick up their spray lubricant, tech something, and
use it to lube inside carbs you are not putting into service right away.
Especially the accelerator pump. This tip from another Corvair carb
rebuilder in this area.

Frank DuVal

Original Message:
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From: Mark Durham 62vair at gmail.com
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 14:29:38 -0700
To: N2VZD at aol.com, virtualvairs at corvair.org
Subject: Re: <VV> CARB / PARTS IN GENERAL CLEANING


My cleaning product is Gunk Carb Cleaner CC3K, I buy from Ace Hardware. You
purchase on line at ace's site and it is shipped to the local ACE free and
you pick it up. Comes with a little parts bucket in a 1 gallon container.
And, I use a water rinse then blow dry, and spray with Wally World brake
cleaner, its cheap and removes moisture and oily films well, then blow dry.

Mark Durham

On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 7:56 AM, <N2VZD at aol.com> wrote:

> i do use a small (1 gallon ) container of real CARB cleaner (mine happens
> to be a berryman's product ) available for about $20.00. NAPA , AUTOZONE
> and ADVANCED AUTO , among many others have these available.  i  also use
> another gallon can of lacquer thinner  as a rinse tank.  then  i blow them
> with
> higher pressure air to final clean. yes , it is not an approved  way (or
> safe!) , but it has worked well for me a long time on the worst looking
>  carbs
> out there.
> all of my hardware and other small parts now go in a cheap harbor freight
> gem tumbler with good results , even on ugly stuff. then i put a coating
of
> artists clear (does not seem to yellow much) on them. this includes all
the
>  small screws and linkage parts from carburetors.
> i have a large 6 gallon of parts cleaner , along with a homebrew parts
> washer sink that do a lot of my other parts. and then there is the blast
> cabinet..ugh!!!, very messy work , but results are showing on a few
winning
> corvairs out there somewhere.
> now on to my own non show corvairs again soon.
> regards, tim colson
>

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