ultrasonic cleaner

[Bunje]

hi there i keep reading about people putting their carbs in ultrasonic cleaners to give the cleanest results. i am just wondering which ones people buy any links or help would be appreciated also could anyone tell me the rough size of the carb in mm im at work at the mo and want to get a cleaner ordered today
Cheers Ben

[RussellT]

try the CPC catalogue there are at least 2 cheap ones in there.

[Mart]

Vinegar/lemon juice is a cheaper alternative.

[Bunje]

i have a few other uses for it aswell so ill buy one

[Brigsy]

I bought mine from aldi, can just fit a carb body in when fully stripped. Was only £20 and works well :)

This looks to be identical - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ULTRA-7000-ULTRASONIC-ULTRA-SONIC-CLEANER-JEWELLERY-CD-/190584784510?pt=UK_Jewellery_Watches_JewelleryBoxe s_Supplies_CA&hash=item2c5fbd067e

[Bunje]

cheers brigsy that was the exact one i was looking but i was a bit weary i wouldnt be able to fit a stripped carb in there thats why i asked for a rough size on the carb. thats good news though ill get that one cheers mate

[Scoff]

Vinegar/lemon juice is a cheaper alternative.

until you leave a carb body in for too long and you find there's no threads left in any of the holes :laugh: :cry:

[markey b]

until you leave a carb body in for too long and you find there's no threads left in any of the holes :laugh: :cry:

learnt from your mistakes? lol

[Mart]

until you leave a carb body in for too long and you find there's no threads left in any of the holes :laugh: :cry:

Schoolboy error ;) :D

[Scoff]

Schoolboy error ;) :D

It was, it was one of those 'right of passage' fopars that you learn from :laugh:

[SCHWARTZ]

Vinegar/lemon juice is a cheaper alternative.

I'm guessing this is no good for cleaning injectors then?:scared: