Hey guys, what's the latest booger pilot jet extraction method?

[M.Hayes.GS450TX]

So I am aware this is common, so without completely ruining everything with my nit-wit hands, I just want to know if there are any clever new methods of removing this pesky guy.

I am aware of: Using propane heat, heat/cooling, ez outs, left handed drill, drilling and using torx, and using lubes like PB (which I have been using))

So anyway, I'm on the verge of having a longer night than expected if i twist one more time with a flat head.

Also, I'll have to go out and buy anything other than "common items/tools." All I have is pb blaster and a variety of common tools and heads.

Oh last thing- I'm broke! So I perfer the 'ol reliable' poor man's method. But yeah yeah yeah I know, it's good to invest in such tools.. you know what I mean.


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[tkent02]

You have everything else out, throw it in the dip.
Can't hurt, might help loosen the jet.

[M.Hayes.GS450TX]

You have everything else out, throw it in the dip.
Can't hurt, might help loosen the jet.

Definitely a good idea a good idea.

[M.Hayes.GS450TX]

What's a great brand of dip for this? Anything specifically specific?

[M.Hayes.GS450TX]

Got the booger out with some valucraft carb cleaner spray. Came out looking gnarly but worked.. well. Sweet.

[loud et]

Its the small things....lol
Congrats, you didn't have to throw any wrenches.

[cowboyup3371]

The same dip you'll put the carbs into - Berrymans