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WD questions: carburetor, cleaning parts

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Justin Squire

04-19-2006 18:45:22




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I am restoring a WD and I just started restoring the carburetor. It is a Marvel Schebler TSX-422. I purchased a rebuild kit from this website's parts section. I could not, however, make out the diagram in the instructions. I had two red rubber washers that I did not find a place for. The rest of the parts I could figure out where to put by looking at the old ones already on the carburetor. Also, is the felt washer supposed to be stuck in the hole the throttle shaft first enters? What is the best way to paint the carburetor. I have already wirebrushed the exterior and it appears ready to prime and paint. Is this the best way?

Another unrelated question:
What is the best way to remove caked on grease from filters such as the oil pump screen or the two filter elements in the air filter? Should I spray on a degreaser? Or soak them in a solvent?

Also, is there a universal parts cleaner that I can soak things such as the hydraulic hold position valve or rocker arms and pushrods in? Is that a good way to do it.
Any help on any of these questions is appreciated.
Thanks.

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Phil Auten (TX)

04-20-2006 12:19:54




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 Re: WD questions: carburetor, cleaning parts in reply to Justin Squire, 04-19-2006 18:45:22  
My parts washer is full of Mineral Spirits. I purchased enough gallon jugs at Wally World to fill it and have several left over. This cleans almost all the crud off of smaller parts. I do have to use a brush on the stubborn stuff, but it comes off pretty easily. I do wear gloves when working in the washer.
For parts that won't fit into the washer, use cheap oven cleaner. Spray it on, let it soak for a while and hose it off. It will remove paint!
Thoroughly solvent wash that carb before you paint it. Berryman's B12 Chemtool works great for degreasing and will also remove old paint.

Phil

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