Any canucks know what's available here for dipping carbs and where to get it?
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 carb dip in torontoHi so I'm hearing that carb dip is hard to come by in canada. My parts guy didn't have it though I got the spray cleaner.
 Any canucks know what's available here for dipping carbs and where to get it?Tags: None
 
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 Nothing good. I bring back Berrymans every time I cross the border. Guys have had success with different boiling concoctions but nothing is as good as Berrymans to get into the guts of the carbs.Rob
 1983 1100ES, 98' ST1100, 02' DR-Z400E and a few other 'bits and pieces'
 Are you on the GSR Google Earth Map yet? http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...d.php?t=170533
 
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 you've heard wrong,Originally posted by azr View PostNothing good. I bring back Berrymans every time I cross the border. Guys have had success with different boiling concoctions but nothing is as good as Berrymans to get into the guts of the carbs.
 Kleenflo and Permatex sell a dip in canada (at least here in alberta). its not cheap though. 5 gallons of the permatex, with a dipping basket is about $200. Kleen flo stuff is cheaper and just as good, but it (kleen flo) doesn't seem to be as effective after a couple of years.
 It comes in smaller quantities than 5 gal, but do not put it in a container other than the one it is sold in, it will eat right through a regular steel bucket in about a month.
 Do not get it on your skin. And it sure stinks, and the smell will stay with you for quite sometime.....weeks.Last edited by derwood; 04-18-2014, 05:26 PM.GSX1300R NT650 XV535
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	 spyug spyug
 Napa and CARQUEST each have product but not all stores carry them/ They should be able to order. I believe they are both around $50 for 4 liters.
 
 The pine sol solution also works but I'm still more of a fan of the "proper" carb dips.
 
 Good luck with it.
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	 Gold01ca Gold01ca
 Kleen Flo product looks like it might work well, read the MSDS, lots of nasty chemicals including methylene chloride, benzene etc.Originally posted by derwood View Postyou've heard wrong,
 Kleenflo and Permatex sell a dip in canada (at least here in alberta). its not cheap though. 5 gallons of the permatex, with a dipping basket is about $200. Kleen flo stuff is cheaper and just as good, but it (kleen flo) doesn't seem to be as effective after a couple of years.
 It comes in smaller quantities than 5 gal, but do not put it in a container other than the one it is sold in, it will eat right through a regular steel bucket in about a month.
 Do not get it on your skin. And it sure stinks, and the smell will stay with you for quite sometime.....weeks.
 Where are you buying it Derwood? (I'm over in BC)
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	 RobertGS RobertGS
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 Originally posted by GateKeeper View Post
 Do you dilute the Pinesol or use it 100% proof?Rob
 1983 1100ES, 98' ST1100, 02' DR-Z400E and a few other 'bits and pieces'
 Are you on the GSR Google Earth Map yet? http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...d.php?t=170533
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	 GateKeeper GateKeeper
 one bottle of PinSol 1 litre and the rest is hot water in a 20 litre bucket I put the carbs in first then the PineSol then the hot water, agitate when you can, get a baby bottle brush to scrub the nooks and crannies and let it soak for about 24 hours, rinse in hot water, and hope for the best...Originally posted by azr View PostDo you dilute the Pinesol or use it 100% proof?
 
 follow the link in my post above....
 
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	 SVSooke SVSooke
  I asked a while ago http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...d.php?t=178816 .I dilute Pine-Sol about 1 part Pine-Sol to 4 parts water,seems to work on not badly gummed up units.That didn't describe my 78 1000`s carbs I asked a while ago http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...d.php?t=178816 .I dilute Pine-Sol about 1 part Pine-Sol to 4 parts water,seems to work on not badly gummed up units.That didn't describe my 78 1000`s carbs Last edited by Guest; 04-18-2014, 08:22 PM. Last edited by Guest; 04-18-2014, 08:22 PM.
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 I have a gallon of Kleen Flo that you can have for free. I am in Ottawa. However it is nasty stuff to work with. I ended up buying a small sonic cleaner with a gallon of water based carb dip concentrate. Does an amazing job. 15% solution and 85% water. The sonic cleaner does a better job. I did mine over and was amazed at what came out of them after half an hour.
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	 SVSooke SVSooke
 Why I bought a ultrasonic to,going to try Pine-Sol in it first.Originally posted by Phred View PostI have a gallon of Kleen Flo that you can have for free. I am in Ottawa. However it is nasty stuff to work with. I ended up buying a small sonic cleaner with a gallon of water based carb dip concentrate. Does an amazing job. 15% solution and 85% water. The sonic cleaner does a better job. I did mine over and was amazed at what came out of them after half an hour.
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	 RobertGS RobertGS
 So they're now over 8 hours sitting in 1 part pine sol, 4 parts hot water.
 
 There is one passage that blew clear on one carb but seemed blocked on all three of the others. I'm having trouble finding clear pictures on where that hole leads and what it's for. Anyone shed any light?
 
 It's the one I"m pointing to with my yellow glove.
   
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	 RobertGS RobertGS
 Poked around and thought a bit and figured these holes, 2 on each carb are for air passage, but only 4 are clear, the two joining carbs 1 and 2 and the 2 joining carbs 3 and 4. The ones that should be clear are clear, the others blocked as they should be.
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