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Old 03-31-2010, 09:07 PM
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Exclamation Carb cleaning....help!

Well, this will be the 3rd carburetor that I will have cleaned in my life....kinda sad for a 35 yo guy eh?

Just wondering if I can use something like this to clean it on the inside and out?
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Or will this damage the carb or clog up the ports in it? Only reason I am asking about this product is because I have it here now. I used it to clean parts when I rebuilt the rear end of my ATV last fall. Or should I be safe and go buy something like this?
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Anything I should NOT do when cleaning this? Its a Walterboro carb (if it matters). I priced out a gasket kit for it today..... $165.00! Hmmmm....should I bite the bullet and buy the kit - or take the chances of re-using the gaskets & o-rings? I was always taught to never re-use gaskets or o-rings?? Was I taught correctly or do I have rocks in my head? Ummmm...don't answer the second part of that question.

I ordered new oil filter, fuel filter, and ignition wires & plugs, air filter & foam pre-cleaner for it today. Going to do a decent overhaul on it before the start of the mowing season. Can't afford any breakdowns! I still have to get my two releif bolts for the hydro unit, but that will have to wait until I get it running in top form again.
I removed the gas tank tonight, thanks to suggestions from other forum members. HOLY CRAP! These tanks hold a lot of gas in them. Almost filled a blue water bottle with the used gas. Was very surprised at the size of them. So will flush out the tank this weekend good. Glade to see the fuel shut off on the bottom of the tank works, doesn't seem to be beat up too bad either.
Just wondering....what happens to these Onan engines if you run high test gas in them? I am wondering if I bought a better grade of gas last fall and used it in the tractor? Because when I filled it up with the new gas...it ran like crap afterwards?
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Old 03-31-2010, 10:59 PM
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Where did you get that $165 price at?

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Old 04-01-2010, 08:12 AM
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I got that price direct from Cummins in Ontario. Sounds high doesn't it?? At least I thought it did?
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I have used Lacquer Thinner and Acetone with success.
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Old 04-01-2010, 08:37 AM
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Hmmmmm...too many choices! Any thoughts on the gasket kit? think I am getting hosed?
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You could try these people.......... http://www.onanparts.com/
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