
For stains on the carburetor, you can use salad oil for cleaning, which not only makes it easier to clean but also provides protection. Here is some additional information: 1. Function of the carburetor: The carburetor is a mechanical device that mixes a certain proportion of gasoline with air under the vacuum generated by the engine's operation. As a precise mechanical device, the carburetor uses the kinetic energy of the incoming air stream to atomize the gasoline. Its crucial role in the engine can be likened to the 'heart' of the engine. 2. Components of the carburetor: A complete carburetor assembly should include a starting device, an idle device, a medium load device, a full load device, and an acceleration device.

Cleaning a carburetor without disassembly is actually quite simple. When I drive older cars, I often encounter idle instability issues. Just use carburetor cleaning spray: first remove the air filter cover, start the engine and let it idle, then spray into the intake pipe or onto the exterior of the carburetor. The spray can dissolve sludge and deposits—repeat several times until stable. Always ensure no open flames, wear gloves, and maintain good ventilation during operation. After cleaning, performance noticeably improves, starting becomes smoother, and fuel consumption can decrease slightly. Regular maintenance like this extends carburetor life without needing disassembly each time. For more thorough cleaning, adding a gasoline additive can help.

When cleaning the carburetor without disassembly, safety precautions are essential. When I repair cars, I first use cleaning spray on the exterior: start the car to warm up the engine, remove the air filter, then spray into the intake, avoiding electronic components. During operation, avoid smoking or being near open flames, and wear goggles and a mask. The spray can remove internal blockages and improve fuel supply issues. Clean every 5,000 kilometers to prevent idle shaking. If the spray doesn't work well, check if the spark plugs or fuel lines are involved. After cleaning, remember to test-drive to confirm there are no abnormal noises.

Spray carburetor cleaner directly without disassembly: Spray into the intake pipe to dissolve deposits, then let the engine idle for a few minutes to remove contaminants. This method relies on chemical dissolution for quick results, saving time and effort. I often recommend it to friends—after cleaning, idle becomes stable and acceleration improves. Regular use prevents carbon buildup from worsening.


