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combustion chamber cleaning 200 1985

posted by  jbowser on  Wed Jul 9 14:54 CST 2003
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Probably would disolve some stuff. I have also taken a garden hose and drizzeled water down the carb as well. This tends to steamclean the piston tops and such. On cars with induction like Bricks I suppose one would have to rig up a jug with a hose coming out of it and running it to a vacuum fitting somewhere.

Justin B.






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