Just spray carb cleaner though it and let it dry. The ones Ive seen are metal mesh and they clean right up. If it isnt real Greasy, you can sneek it into your wifes dish washer, that works too, but your dishes will smell like gas.
Hello, If it's really dirty soak it in carb and parts cleaner or any good degreasing solvent. If you use water to clean it, make sure you dry it thoroughly either in the sun or with compressed air before reinstalling. Otherwise any water left in it will get ingested by the engine!
i usually use break cleaner for cleaning my carbs ...it dries fast and doesnt leave the residue like a carb clener ..works great for me <br /><br />Dom
Ditto doman on the brake cleaner.I usually lay it in my garbage pail on top of some garbage or brush and spray away.This way the dirty brake cleaner gets absorbed into the garbage or brush.Make sure you spray from both sides or inside and out.Charlie
C.Fish,<br />If you are good mates with an engine shop get them to drop it into the 'acid bath' to clean it.<br />That way you will get all the hard gunk off no fuss.<br /><br />Peter
I clean mine with Simple Green and a bit of water with Dawn dishsoap, I spray it with green let it sit for a minute or two, then dunk in bucket of warm water/ dishsoap solution, rinse and dry.
I take mine off, tie it to a 30 ft rope,throw it off the stern while doing 70.............it comes really,really clean..........lol, just funn'in, really, the simple green works great....Jimbo
