Always a good idea to clean the outside of the carb with the tooth brush before adding to ultrasonic cleaner, that way you know how much dirt came off internally.
To save on cleaning fluid in my 30 litre cleaner by putting everything in glass or plastic jars(glass works best) with lids rather than fill the whole cleaner up and throw it out after a few uses, you can also use sealable zip lock plastic bags too. One of the best cleaners I have found is strait forward petrol, make sure you do a test on any material that may be damaged by petrol if your going to use it, same with any detergent or cleaning fluid too.
After manually cleaning about 100 motorsports carburetors, it's time for me to get one of these. And I don't actually care if I have to push buttons several times.
I've sent for one today with the push button controls, I sure hope I don't have to push the button for every number up and down but can just hold it and it will change and hoping even more if it's the same for the timer.
Great Video, I am going to have to get a ultrasonic cleaner and take on my 1989 Transalp carbs, a rare bike here in the US, I was going to install a jet kit but I think I will do Your secret power band trick, what should I put it around on a carbureted bike? Thanks!
Having trouble with my mikuni hsr42 inside just covered with this green muddy some jets are completely clogged thing I'll get me one and try what your doing. Thx saved for later.
Hopefully an ultrasonic cleaner will do the job. You may need a few goes in the cleaner and to agitate the dirt with a brush between sessions in the cleaner. Also, using a good cleaning liquid is important for tougher gunk.
About to try cleaning a carb in my ultrasonic. Think Simple Green would be ok to put in as a solution or some kind of degreaser? Think I just might try some Dawn dish soap first just to try it out.
Everybody is showing how to clean carburettor,that mean no other parts can be cleaned with this ultrasonic cleaner.Other thing is that slowly carburettors are vanishing as alternative methods are being used,in that case this ultrasonic cleaner will become absolute.
Not at all. Carbs are aluminum. The knowledge transfers. And different solutions can be used for different metals. Vinegar is great on gears, nuts, bolts but the acidity cab discolor aluminum. There are lots of videos explaining all of this. These machines are amazing and versatile.
@@tadracket448 upload VDO of cleaning other' machine components,non metallic components,such as ceramic components etc.Then the vivers can know that this ultrasonic cleaner is versatile.
@@SongsFromTheSaddle according to my manual it’s essential to use the basket otherwise you may destroy the transducers and when items are in direct contact with the bottom , the action of generating ultrasonic activity can cause excessive wear to the base of the tank
I use 25 oz of muratic acid with 1.5 gals of water..you will see the carb boil..leave in for a minute...remove and rinse with water...repeat untill carb is clean...i also use pure toilet bowl cleaner..it removes rust, calcium..leave in for one minute or less...repeat as needed...you dont want to leave it too long" or the aluminum will turn dark...iv been useing this method since the 1970s..you could use ultrasonic after my method, for fine cleaning the circuits of the carb..
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Always a good idea to clean the outside of the carb with the tooth brush before adding to ultrasonic cleaner, that way you know how much dirt came off internally.
If you start the motorcycle we all can enjoy!
To save on cleaning fluid in my 30 litre cleaner by putting everything in glass or plastic jars(glass works best) with lids rather than fill the whole cleaner up and throw it out after a few uses, you can also use sealable zip lock plastic bags too. One of the best cleaners I have found is strait forward petrol, make sure you do a test on any material that may be damaged by petrol if your going to use it, same with any detergent or cleaning fluid too.
After manually cleaning about 100 motorsports carburetors, it's time for me to get one of these. And I don't actually care if I have to push buttons several times.
I feel you man 😂 I'm grabbing myself that 30l to take on more parts at once.
I use mine for carbs and antique clock movements. Works wonders!
Helpful video. About to do snowmobile carbs. Thanks 😊
I've sent for one today with the push button controls, I sure hope I don't have to push the button for every number up and down but can just hold it and it will change and hoping even more if it's the same for the timer.
Unfortunately holding the button down doesn't work on mine. Not a big deal as I'm not using it every day.
@@chadbosko8935 humorus
Holding the button sends both figures all the way up on mine, and actually starts skipping by tens, once you hold it.
You can use a pump wedge to displace the water in the bigger one
Thanks.
@@daze8410 not understand
Top tip for small parts in the bath, use loose tea gauze balls
Excellent idea. Thanks!
Great Video, I am going to have to get a ultrasonic cleaner and take on my 1989 Transalp carbs, a rare bike here in the US, I was going to install a jet kit but I think I will do Your secret power band trick, what should I put it around on a carbureted bike? Thanks!
😁
Nice cleaning
I just use a loose tea ball for my small carb parts in my ultrasonic cleaner
ill have to google what that is
@@robertadams4415 pl.send details.
Does the machine itself become dirty or is that easy to wipe down inside? These are such amazing machines.
very easy to clean
@@SongsFromTheSaddle thanks wish I had one decades ago.
Having trouble with my mikuni hsr42 inside just covered with this green muddy some jets are completely clogged thing I'll get me one and try what your doing. Thx saved for later.
Hopefully an ultrasonic cleaner will do the job. You may need a few goes in the cleaner and to agitate the dirt with a brush between sessions in the cleaner. Also, using a good cleaning liquid is important for tougher gunk.
Thanks for the vid! Fuel filter on backwards by chance?
I don't think so, but I changed it anyway
About to try cleaning a carb in my ultrasonic. Think Simple Green would be ok to put in as a solution or some kind of degreaser? Think I just might try some Dawn dish soap first just to try it out.
Can I just use straight De-ionized Water
I’m a young mechanic
Yes. People use all sorts of different liquids and cleaners.
Can you use the pink degreaser fluid with this Ultrasonic Cleaner?
Yes I don't see why not.
but did it run??
What made is the ultrasonic bath
Mine is a Digital Pro+.
Everybody is showing how to clean carburettor,that mean no other parts can be cleaned with this ultrasonic cleaner.Other thing is that slowly carburettors are vanishing as alternative methods are being used,in that case this ultrasonic cleaner will become absolute.
Not at all. Carbs are aluminum. The knowledge transfers. And different solutions can be used for different metals. Vinegar is great on gears, nuts, bolts but the acidity cab discolor aluminum. There are lots of videos explaining all of this. These machines are amazing and versatile.
@@tadracket448 upload VDO of cleaning other' machine components,non metallic components,such as ceramic components etc.Then the vivers can know that this ultrasonic cleaner is versatile.
I clean all sorts of parts in mine. Once you have one you find lots of uses for it.
Did you replace the gasket adter cleaning it?
Not on this occasion
Do you have to use the basket ? Im
Trying to clear a blocked gallery in my carbs and they fit better in the cleaner with out the basket ??
No, not necessary as far as I'm aware.
@@SongsFromTheSaddle according to my manual it’s essential to use the basket otherwise you may destroy the transducers and when items are in direct contact with the bottom , the action of generating ultrasonic activity can cause excessive wear to the base of the tank
I use 25 oz of muratic acid with 1.5 gals of water..you will see the carb boil..leave in for a minute...remove and rinse with water...repeat untill carb is clean...i also use pure toilet bowl cleaner..it removes rust, calcium..leave in for one minute or less...repeat as needed...you dont want to leave it too long" or the aluminum will turn dark...iv been useing this method since the 1970s..you could use ultrasonic after my method, for fine cleaning the circuits of the carb..
Hold the button and it will scroll up and down fast. No need to keep pushing.
Wrong
how many liters is your cleaner ?
small one is 3 litres I think. Big one is huge.
Please identify cleaner chemical.
I've put details in the video description. Thanks for watching.
@@SongsFromTheSaddle thanks very much!!
A complete waste of time and money. You forgot the most important part! 😆
Ha ha. We all have our own opinions and methods.