Engine Choke Cleaner and Carburetor Cleaner
Removes Varnish and Gum
Eliminates Stalling and Rough Idling
No Chlorinated or Fluorinated Solvents
No Lead, Phosphorous, Silicone or Alcohol
Will Not Harm Oxygen Sensors, Catalytic Converters or Fuel Injection Systems
Price
$4.70 each Discounts for 12 or more.
Description
This powerful combination of concentrated solvents is formulated to remove dirt, gum and varnish deposits that tend to build up on the moving and sealing surfaces of engine carburetors, heat valves and automatic chokes. Periodic use on cars, trucks, airplanes, boats, lawnmowers, etc., will keep them clean, fuel efficient and trouble free. It can even be used on running engines. This product is formulated for high performance without the use ozone depleting compounds or chlorinated solvents. Removes varnish and gum, eliminates stalling and rough idling. Contains no lead, phosphorous, silicone or alcohol, will not harm oxygen sensors, catalytic converters or fuel injection systems. EPA registration required. 20 ounce can
Directions
Always hold can in an upright position during use. Remove cap and insert extension tube into spray tip. CARBURETOR: Remove the air cleaner assembly. Run engine at fast idle. Spray all linkages, bowls, chambers, floats, jets and setting screws. Deposits will dissolve and flush away. CHOKE: While opening and closing choke by hand, spray both ends of valve shaft. If choke is not completely free after this procedure, remove choke cover and start engine. With engine running, spray cleaner in vacuum cylinder until choke operates freely. F`CV VALVE: After disconnecting valve hose, spray cleaner directly into PCV valve. Start engine, run for one or two minutes then shut engine off. Spray valve once more and reconnect hose. HEAT VALVE: Spray cleaner into open end of valve shaft. After allowing spray to penetrate, move valve up and down. Repeat until valve moves freely. OTHER USES: Frees heat risers by dissolving build up around shaft.
Areas of Use
Any city or county garage or bus barn, car dealer, farmer, any fleet operator such as taxi cab company, concrete truck fleet, over the road trucks, or maintenance shop.