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Okay gurus, this may be a simple one so here goes. I just bought a
project aeroplane and it's obvious the guy was using auto fuel in it. It's been sitting for about 8 years and there's that great auto fuel residue all in the tanks, selector valve (frozen), I'm sure in the lines and I don't even want to think about the carb. Is there a way to wash that stuff out without removing the sealant? I thought of buying one of those cheap steamers from Harbor Freight. What are the thoughts? Thanks |
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