sxviper32
New member
i've tried using that carb cleaning solution that comes in a can, but where can you get some of the industrial type cleaner that you dip the bowls and parts in to get all the hard stuff and get the brand new look? i'm restoring bikes, sleds, atvs, and what not and it would make things a lot easier. anyone ever heard of what i'm talking about? thanks!
NY AttakGT
VIP Member
I use the Yamaha carb cleaner...works pretty darn good
I buy it right at the dealer.
http://www.yamaha-motor.com/accessories/apscitemdetail/3/122/322/All/3/detail.aspx
Or if you go to a good auto parts store, you can buy other stuff that comes in a large can, the size of a paint can. And it usually comes with a dip basket and you soak the parts right in the can. Stuff I have is Berryman B-9 Chem Dip Carb and parts cleaner. Works, but not as good as the Yammy stuff.
-Steve(O.C.)
I buy it right at the dealer.
http://www.yamaha-motor.com/accessories/apscitemdetail/3/122/322/All/3/detail.aspx
Or if you go to a good auto parts store, you can buy other stuff that comes in a large can, the size of a paint can. And it usually comes with a dip basket and you soak the parts right in the can. Stuff I have is Berryman B-9 Chem Dip Carb and parts cleaner. Works, but not as good as the Yammy stuff.
-Steve(O.C.)
DoktorC
Member
I've never used the actual carb cleaner but the yamaha penetrating fluid works awesome as well. Cleans jets up like new.