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PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 9:13 pm 
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I have obtained an HIF44, and it could use a bit of a cleanup.
Just wondering what the best way is to clean the thing up?

Coat in degreaser/WD40 and use the air compressor and rag?
Bathe in diesel?
Bead blast?

I'm also wondering how hard it would be to rebuild it myself, having no
knowledge of how these contraptions work and not having worked on
a carby before? I'm always keen to learn but there are bound to be some
lines it's best I don't cross.
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PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 9:59 pm 
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just get a bucket fill with petrol and grab a brush and start scrubing, as for rebuilding it your self it is quiet an easy job to do, just remember wat part went were. im only 18 and i have rebuilt 5 carbys now which i got given for free. so i rebuilt them and now they are packed away for a special day.. u just need a carby kit. 8)

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Carby cleaner makes them look real purdy. Watch what you spray it on, it'll strip decals off.

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Carby cleaner is great stuff. I swear by it.

That reminds me, I need to go buy some more! :lol:

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Yep, smells great too.

Do two jobs at once; clean up your carbie and get high/kill some brain cells.


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So, alcohol whilst cleaning is a no-no?
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8) yer great smelling stuff, it smells that good ya just want to drink it... (BUT DO NOT DRINK) make ya abit sik

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You are all sickos. Glue sniffing is far better.

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I was gettin high something crazy the other day with superglue and a heat gun.
Fumes kept me out of action for a while.
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