Just ran outta carb cleaner and was wondering if i could use WD40 to clean up my floats?

 

i wouldn't... just use gasoline :-D

 

Thiers no auto parts stores out there in Brownstown? [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

There is im just being lazy, i already went there and bought 2 cans and dont wanna go back cause it costs me more in gas than it does in carb cleaner :-/

 

you could use some non-clorinated brake cleaner or as speedy said use gas.

 

I dont use it for cleaning carbs unless thats all i got..BUT when you slide your airbox hose on to your carb.. I spay WD-40 on the rubber so it will slide up on the carb easy and i think when it drys it helps seal the rubber to the carb..

 

What Doyle says really helps. I used WD-40 when I was rejetting the carbs and had to remove them alot. It also makes it alot easier to side the carbs back in the intake boots without any trouble.

 

Keep in mind, WD40 has a drying agent in it too. Might cause problems later down the road. Some marine grease will make them slide on easy too, and help provide a better seal.

 

Alright guys thanks for all the advice, ill head back up to the store [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]