How to clean CV carb slides and diaphram

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  • DMB
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    How to clean CV carb slides and diaphram

    I am getting ready to re-assemble my carbs and the last thing I need to do is to clean the slides. Should I jsut use carb cleaner on them be careful to not get much on the diaphram?

    Thanks.
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    • Nessism
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      #2
      Originally posted by DMB
      I am getting ready to re-assemble my carbs and the last thing I need to do is to clean the slides. Should I jsut use carb cleaner on them be careful to not get much on the diaphram?

      Thanks.
      Sounds fine.
      Ed

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        • DMB
          #3
          Originally posted by Nessism
          Sounds fine.
          Thanks for the quick reply. I'm spending my day off trying to finish up most of the things I am working on.

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            • rapidray
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              • Oct 2006
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              #4
              Do NOT use carb cleaner on rubber! It will deteriorate the rubber. Use Brakleen! Ray.

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                  #5
                  Spray it on a clean rag and wipe the slide. Keep it away from the diaphragm.

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