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carbs - how long to ulrasound

Several of the longest cycle, 420 sec. or something? How bad were the carbs before? Some do well in a few cycles, some take a lot more. Mix it with hot water, how much and how hot is up to you. Doesn't need a lot of detergent. I tried different amounts, 1%, 5%, 10% it didn't seem to matter much. If the water gets black and nasty change it out.
Make sure you suspend the carb off the bottom, or use the plastic basket. If it sits on the bottom it damps out a lot of the ultrasound. One carb at a time works better than two, the HF unit just isn't all that powerful.
If you like the results you're doing it right. If you don't try something different.
It's not rocket science.
Have fun.

And be sure to post before and after pictures to help convert the heathens who still advocate using nasty chemicals.
 
Not at that low power level. After so long it's a waste of time, they are clean already. It really does work well, even that HF unit. I used mine for years before I ruined it. Lots of carburetors.
 
I do mine for 30 min. 7min? 10min? 20min? Who can really tell when it's a waist of time and when it's not done yet? I've had carbs that needed much longer then others depending on the amount of previous abuse and the nature of the debris. I figure it's my time to waist so I might as well ensure it's done completely. If you run it longer then a few minutes it doesn't damage anything so why not?
 
I have the same machine,Can't remember how long I did my 82 GPz750 carbs but it was quite a few cycles(see pics in your other thread).I also turned them to get the ultrasound in different directions and because the BS carbs are a little above the max water line.Have used Dawn Ultra dish soap to good effect in mine.Yes use the heater.
 
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