Ultrasonic Cleaner Solution for Carburetors & Car Parts — 1 Gallon

4.7 · 4 Amazon reviews
$37.99$0.30 per ounce · 1 gallon concentrate
Size1 gallon concentrate
Makesup to 100 gallons
Dilutionup to 1:100 with water
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  • Concentrated ultrasonic cleaner solution for car parts — dissolves baked-on grease, carbon, varnish, gum and road grime from carburetors, injectors, throttle bodies, valves and pistons.
  • One gallon makes up to 100 gallons of ready-to-use cleaning fluid.
  • Powered by ultrasonic cavitation — reaches ports, blind holes and tight crevices brushes can't touch.
  • One solution, many jobs — carb cleaner soak, degreaser and immersion wash for motorcycle and automotive parts.
  • Made in the USA — safe on aluminum, brass, copper, cast iron, steel and zinc.

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About this product

The shop-size format of our automotive parts cleaner solution. One gallon of concentrate dilutes into as much as 100 gallons of working fluid for ultrasonic machines, immersion washers and soak tanks — a fraction of the cost per use of pre-mixed fluids. It dissolves baked-on grease, carbon, varnish and gum from carburetors, fuel injectors, throttle bodies, cylinder heads and shop tools, and it is safe on aluminum, brass, copper, cast iron, steel and zinc. For professional shops, engine builders and anyone who cleans parts every week.

Good to know

Carburetor Cleaner Solution 1 Gal — FAQs

How many cleanings does a gallon give me?

At 1:100 a gallon of concentrate makes about 100 gallons of solution — enough to refill a 6L ultrasonic tank roughly 60 times. At lighter maintenance dilutions it stretches even further.

Will it clean fuel injectors and throttle bodies?

Yes. It is formulated for fuel varnish and carbon — the deposits that choke injectors, throttle bodies and carburetor jets. Pair it with a heated ultrasonic cycle for best results.

Is it safe for cast iron and zinc parts?

Yes — aluminum, brass, copper, cast iron, steel and zinc are all fine at recommended dilutions. Rinse and dry parts after cleaning, and oil bare cast iron or steel to prevent flash rust.