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Engines Plugs Mufflers Fuel > Muffler Crud

Bernoulli
Heliman
Location: Reno, NV

Does anyone know how to remove the gunk that forms when fuel/oil gets burned on the muffler? I've tried acetone, oven cleaner etc. with little or no results. One fellow told me to use mercuric acid but I'm reluctant to use such harsh chemicals if I don't need to. Any suggestions would be great.

It's all about differential pressure!

07-23-2002 Over year old.

cdolor
Heliman
Location: Fair Hill Maryland

I use Gumout carb. cleaner with good results.

Chuck

07-23-2002 Over year old.

MitchD
Senior Heliman
Location: Antioch TN USA

Betty Crocker Crock pot for helis

you can boil it in antifreeze,then clean it up,if it doesnt get you thrown out of the house,or even may want to do a search on this here in RR,this topic has come up a ton o times w good suggestions!

07-23-2002 Over year old.

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BladeRunner
Elite Veteran
Location: Ontario Canada. Member of "some sort" s

Crud??

Take MitchD's advice, look for the thread....there is everything you will need to know.

***** A note of caution*****.......NEVER do this indoors or use the container for human consumption afterwards.....it IS toxic...

07-23-2002 Over year old.

BIGRCR
Veteran
Location: Easley, South Carolina

Boil the offending part(s) in water on the stove with a tablespoon or two of Cascade automatic dishwash detergent. This not only VERY effective, it is also safe and the pot can be used afterwards. The better half won't be on your case either!

Later!

BIGRCR- John Garst

07-24-2002 Over year old.

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