Cleaning NH Carburetor
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Cleaning NH Carburetor
What is the best way to clean the inside canals of a NH Carburetor .
Thanks for your answer .
Toon
Thanks for your answer .
Toon
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Re: Cleaning NH Carburetor
Ive heard that you should have them vaporblasted usually motorcycle shops can do that.
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Re: Cleaning NH Carburetor
There are brass plugs at the end of each passage. Remove the plugs and soak the carb in carb cleaner. I use an ultrasonic cleaner. Use a wire through the passages to ensure there’s nothing in there. You can plug the passages back up with soft brass like brazing rod. Vapor blasting will make it pretty but won’t clean the passages which are really the important part.
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Re: Cleaning NH Carburetor
I have always had good luck with the spray type, Xylene based aerosol cleaners with the red small tube that allows for high pressure spraying into the passageways. “Gumout” is a good example but there are all types of brands which work equally well. Jim Patrick
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Re: Cleaning NH Carburetor
I have soaked in acetone overnight. Then blow out all passages with compressed air. Usually no need to remove plugs. If the idle still doesn't work satisfactorily, then the plugs will need to be removed and do as Andy says above.
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Re: Cleaning NH Carburetor
Here are complete disassembly, cleaning & reassembly instructions - step by step with pictures etc
https://modeltfordfix.com/rebuilding-th ... el-t-ford/
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This one covers a few extra things to do https://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/4 ... 1402151664
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Re: Cleaning NH Carburetor
Order the club carburetor book. Everything you need.