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Ultrasonic Carburetor & Parts Cleaner Solution 32 oz
| Size | 32 oz concentrate |
| Makes | 50 gallons |
| Dilution | 1:250 with water |
| Free microfiber cloth | Yes — included |
| Made in | USA 🇺🇸 |
- Powerful ultrasonic cleaner solution designed for carburetors, engine parts and small metal components. Compatible with all ultrasonic and immersion machines.
- Makes up to 50 gallons of ultrasonic cleaner fluid — 32 oz concentrate mixes at 1:250 with water.
- Designed for DIYers and auto enthusiasts — cleans small parts, jets, valves and more with minimal effort.
- Safe for most metal components — aluminum, brass, copper, steel and other automotive metals.
- Made in the USA — no harsh fumes or corrosive additives. Free microfiber cloth included.
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Built for the home shop: a concentrated carburetor cleaning solution for ultrasonic cleaners that strips varnish, gum and fuel residue from carbs, jets, needles, floats and small engine parts. Cavitation carries the solution into passages no spray can reach, so a 20–30 minute cycle replaces an afternoon of pipe cleaners and aerosol carb spray. Safe on aluminum, brass, copper and steel when used as directed, and one 32 oz bottle makes 50 gallons of working auto parts cleaner solution.
Carburetor Cleaner Solution 32 oz — FAQs
Is this carburetor cleaning solution safe for aluminum carbs?
Yes. The formula is non-corrosive and safe on aluminum, brass, copper and steel at recommended dilutions. Don't leave aluminum parts soaking overnight in any solution, and rinse and dry parts promptly after the cycle.
What ratio should I mix for a dirty carburetor?
Start at 1:250 for routine cleaning. For heavy varnish or baked-on gum, mix as strong as roughly 1:100 and run the tank heated at 50–60°C for 20–30 minutes.
Do I need to disassemble the carburetor first?
Yes — remove rubber gaskets, O-rings, diaphragms and plastic floats first. Ultrasonic cleaning works best on bare metal parts, and rubber components can degrade in any cleaning bath.
Guides for this product
Ultrasonic Carburetor Cleaning: The Complete Guide
How to clean a carburetor with an ultrasonic cleaner: the right carburetor cleaner solution, ratios, temps, cycle times, and aluminum-safe technique.
How to Clean a Carburetor by Hand: Small Engine Guide
How to clean a carburetor by hand: dirty carb symptoms, the spray-can method step by step, jets and float bowl care, and when a soak or ultrasonic bath wins.
How to Clean Greasy Garage and Shop Tools That Last
Clean greasy tools the smart way: degreasing wash station setup, parts washer tactics, ultrasonic baths for small hardware, rust oils, and a full shop reset.
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