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Join Date: Dec 2023
Location: Rhode Island
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If you want a less intrusive option you can try EvapoRust and shoot all the passages with an air gun. Beware though that any bare steel with flash rust if you don't paint/coat it.
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Join Date: Jan 2020
Location: SF Bay Area
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I disassemble completely, then soak in carb cleaner followed by Evaporust. I then use a paper clip or piece of safety wire to clean all the air passages, using compressed air to blow them clean. Then I shoot brake cleaner through all the air passages.
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