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 Post subject: SU Carb gasket/s + Goo?
PostPosted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 7:21 pm 
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Greetings all.

Had some issues wuth my twin SU's. Seem to be sucking air or got a blockage. So I've stripped and cleaning completely. First time around I did'nt put any sealer on the gaskets.
Q: Should I use Gasket Goo on the new gaskets? Could they be leaking in air? The butterfly bushes are fairly good. I think a blockage was the prob, but "to Goo or not to Goo?

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I don't goo them and have never had a problem. :wink:

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Thanks gentlemen.

I'll go dry. I boiled them up in Lemon Juice for about and hour, and they look better than new. I then flushed em and CRC'd and dried well. They are now squeaky clean. I will also face em on the steel bench for a perfect seal.
Would recommend this method:

http://ezinearticles.com/?How-to-Clean- ... id=1460030


Wife got a bit worried about her new kitchen, is this normal? (LOL)


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Thanks gentlemen.

Wife got a bit worried about her new kitchen, is this normal? (LOL)

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Usually only when she catches you taking them out of the dishwasher.

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Usually only when she catches you taking them out of the dishwasher.


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