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PostPosted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 1:12 pm 
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buenas dia,snr shepo.[got a nice sound about it] :D

seriously,i have read,understood and used many times your carb cleaning procedure[its good and it works]...but

iv tried to reason out why both carbs cant be submerged at the same time.i can understand it, if a carb cleaning chemical is used as a dip,would vinegar destroy the o-rings in the crossover tube?

or is there another reason,and the summer sun has finally gotten to me>.lol

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spanish bandit wrote:
buenas dia,snr shepo.[got a nice sound about it] :D

seriously,i have read,understood and used many times your carb cleaning procedure[its good and it works]...but

iv tried to reason out why both carbs cant be submerged at the same time.i can understand it, if a carb cleaning chemical is used as a dip,would vinegar destroy the o-rings in the crossover tube?

or is there another reason,and the summer sun has finally gotten to me>.lol


There is a technical reason why on my post I only did one side at a time.See below








The biggest pan I have will only get one end in.Hah hah Hah :mrgreen:

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Sheppola wrote:
spanish bandit wrote:
buenas dia,snr shepo.[got a nice sound about it] :D

seriously,i have read,understood and used many times your carb cleaning procedure[its good and it works]...but

iv tried to reason out why both carbs cant be submerged at the same time.i can understand it, if a carb cleaning chemical is used as a dip,would vinegar destroy the o-rings in the crossover tube?

or is there another reason,and the summer sun has finally gotten to me>.lol


There is a technical reason why on my post I only did one side at a time.See below








The biggest pan I have will only get one end in.Hah hah Hah :mrgreen:

pissing myself laughing.one up 2 u.lol :D 8-)

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 Post subject: Re: totally submerged?
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I like to do one at a time so I can use the other for reference when there are "extra" parts on my bench after I finish putting it back together.


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 Post subject: Re: totally submerged?
PostPosted: Sat Oct 17, 2009 9:03 am 
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bri-guy-ga wrote:
I like to do one at a time so I can use the other for reference when there are "extra" parts on my bench after I finish putting it back together.

cheers bri-guy,it was the affect vinegar soak had on the o-rings,rubber parts that i was after,
ill do a test run on some o-rings,and see what happens :D

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