New VEVOR Ultrasonic Cleaner - Was it Worth It?
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- My old ultrasonic worked just fine, but it had some things I just could not work around. So I got this one! Does this one from VEVOR live up to the hype? Lets tear it apart and find out!
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Yeah never thought about what you do to clean carburetors now I realize yeah that probably works out very awesomely for you.
Just trial and error to find the right combination. One thing I needed was a bigger cleaner!
Sameness we have. Working for two years strong.
It’s a must have tool!
so idk if you know this, but you can actually put all your parts in a plastic zip lock bag > add degreaser > only put water in the bath > then start the machine. it helps with the clean up process and you wont waste so much degreaser. If you put the part in a mason jar it does an even better job because the sound waves bounce off the glass better.
I’ve had that suggested before but never tried it. I generally run my cleaner very hot and I don’t know how well a zip lock bag would hold up. Worth a try sometime if I can find bags big enough to hold a carburetor!
Great review , thank you
It still performs very well. Very happy with it.
Overall a good unit I do want to get one and that's the size I was thinking cause I'll use it for more than carburetors... I think nylon tube as feet super glued to the basket metal would be a good fix thanks for this review.
Not sure on glueing them. Will give it a go and see how it holds up. Because it’s on the floor and that’s where all the vibration comes from, I’m wondering how long it will last. I’ll figure something out! Great tool to have for sure! Thankfully they’ve gotten really affordable.
Nice upgrade glad you got it
Yeah it’s for sure going to cut down on time. Looking forward to that!
Welcome to 🍂 Fall! I know I haven't paid full attention. Is the cleaner solution for these always less strong than the other four you used on Pt 1&2 cleaning videos?Thanks
I have been using Zep general purpose cleaner for the carburetors. It’s not overly harsh and I can get it locally. Didn’t use it in the ugly cleaning solution video. Only some suggestions I was given of what people use. Gnarly!
That degreaser that you use is what's turning your carburetor is gray I use degreaser and I use a down soap and I don't have none of my carburetors turn colors like that never I don't care how long I'll leave it in there does not turn colors like that That is the degreaser that you're using and if if I read my to there all that dirt what it came off there I could run it 2 3 2 or 3 times and all that dirt will come off and not have to rub on it i think Carver is full of rust and all of it comes off within two or three passes 30 minutes each
Hello! I’m from Sweden and I have a Edelbrock carb on my Chevy 350 in my Pontiac and I have som trouble with accelerating of from ideal. I have been trying to find a video where you talk about that but I can’t find one could you recommend one for me.
Have you used Berryman Chem-Dip as a carb cleaning solution?
Yeah but the temp has to be kept low. So unless you’ve got a cleaner with lots of transducers. I’ve yet to find one of these cheaper models with an aggressive number of them to agitate the solution enough.
@@MuscleCarSolutions What is the solution make up you use? Have you done a comparison between Chem-Dip and your solution?
Would the chem-dip carb cleaner work with no heat?
When I called the folks at Berrymans years ago they suggested one of their cleaners worked in an ultrasonic cleaner and the other was not recommended. I forget which was which. I’m saying the cleaner they have that is acid based they don’t recommend. Heat or not.
The probe on the bottom is likely the temperature sensor for the heating controller.
Great review, thank you. I already have a small Vevor unit for doing motorbike carbs. Considering the 30l so I can do bike engine cases. On a side note and I am sure you are aware of this- water takes a tremendous amount of energy to heat. Even with a 2000w heating element it would take nearly 1 hr to heat 30lts to from 18 to 60 degrees c (taking into account some losses). Thanks again for the detailed review.
@@redgum78 on a review of a type of unit I’ve used hundreds of times, I know it can take forever. The viewer didn’t and it’s an important factor to point out. I always add boiling water to shorten that process. 😉
now its $200, just ordered
Have you tried LA Awesome Cleaner? I recently tried it on an RC engine that had been gummed up for years and seized up. A 30 minute soak and it was free and moving fine! Didn't hurt the aluminum either!
Unless it’s offered at a local store, I haven’t. I go through a lot of it and not consistently so I but on demand.
@@MuscleCarSolutions a lot of the dollar stores carry it. It is yellow in color.
@@jeffallen3382 I’ll be on the look out for it and give it a try! Thanks for the tip!
These are good cleaners. One hint to get it to heat up faster is to turn on the cleaner when it's cold and it will heat up about 3 to 4 times as fast. That's what I do with mine and it really cuts the heating time by a lot. Just make sure that you never turn it on without fluid in it or you WILL burn up the transducers. Good luck - later
It couldn’t have gotten any colder unless I stuck it in the freezer. 😆
@@MuscleCarSolutions No. what I’m saying is after you put the cleaner/water in it and have the heater turned on then turn on the cleaner like you have parts in it and it will heat up a lot quicker.
I really need one of those!
I’ve borrowed one for years but since I bought my own, it’s hard to remember what it was like to not have it. Good tool!
Heat shrink tubing works well to hold the rubber feet on
Good idea. Will have to see if it holds up to the heat.
Try out master stages clean 2020 for your cleaning solution.
That thing looks heavy duty
It’s built right. For the price of them, I’ve got no real complaints. I’ll abuse it for sure!
Those little small steel mesh tea filters are amazing for cleaning jets and other really small parts
I’ve yet to play with that but I can see where they’ll be helpful. I’ve got ones that are quite a bit bigger than the one that comes with this unit. Good stuff!
@@MuscleCarSolutions I’m really glad you did! I’ve been looking at this same one for a while ! Thx
@@shepardsinsequence I’ve used it a few more times since I shot the video. It’s done really well. Happy to have a bigger capacity unit that’s operating well.