Boiling Lemon juice. I've done several carbs this way. It's awesome.
1. Remove the carb
2 disassemble if you can
3. Remove the gaskets and brass jets
4. Clean what you can with regular carb cleaner and a sewing needle if you want to.
5 . Put approx 3 bottles of pure lemon juice in an old coffee pot(enough to submerge the carb complteley
6. Get it boiling then remove from heat
7. Put the carb boby, jets and needle valves and the carb bowl into the pot . Swish it around every 5 minutes. Leave in pot for about 20 minutes.( I just dip a rag in the juice to clean the float seperately)
8. Remove all parts and flush with water. If you don't it maybe a little sticky later.
9. Blow out with air compressor. If you don't have one, just shake out as much as you can then shoot some carb cleaner through every passageway.
10. Put it back together. It'll be like new.

This might dull a polished carbs pretty exterior. Won't change a normal flat grey carbs color

Most ghetto shit I've ever heard of. You must be from White Castle.

I'm telling you it works because I know it does. Try it on the worst carb you've got. Better yet, go get a broken one from a lawnmower shop are something. You can do it the hard way if like.

I believe you dat it works.
Anyway, my boat don't sit up long enough for the carb to need cleaning.

How long could a carb set up before you're gonna have problems.?

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I just fixed my friends old weedeater this way. I couldn't get a needle through the main jet. After soaking it for 30 minutes I could see daylight through it

Thanks for the tip. My question is, "How do people figure dis shit out?"
Duckdon