How Do You Clean A Car Carburetor?
If you have an older car with a carburetor, you know the importance of it working smoothly all the time. It is the lifeblood of the vehicle, supplying the fuel-and-air mix that makes the heart of the car tick properly.The carburetor should be maintained and cleaned on a regular basis to ensure that it is working properly.The process of cleaning it — inside and and out — is quite simple and shouldn’t take you more than 30 minutes or so! With the engine off, remove your air filter housing so that the carburetor is accessible. Get your rags together, along with your spray lubricant and carburetor and choke cleaner. Also locate the throttle control attached to the carb, which allows you to manually operate and run the engine faster while doing the cleaning. Place some rags around the base of the carburetor, because the chemicals may harm any nearby painted surfaces, and the rags will stop any runoff. Put on your safety goggles and spray the “outside” of the carb with your lubricant, or t
