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Old 12-06-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Default clean or replace 1978 Mustang II Discharge Nozzel

I am trying to find a way to clean out the discharge nozzle. It appears to be clogged making it near impossible to press the throttle quickly without killing it due to the lack of gas coming from it. If there aren't any suggestions on how to clean it then I am looking for a place to buy a new/used working discharge nozzle.

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A can of B12 Chemtool carburetor cleaner (in the spray can) works wonders for cleaning small carburetor pieces if you dissasemble the carburetor (I'd get a rebuild kit and replace the gaskets and make sure your float is still working properly and set right) and a can of the B12 Chemtool pour-in cleaner for your gas tank every once in awhile will keep it all working well once you get it working. If you need to,you can use a small needle to poke through built-up deposits in the nozzles within the carburetor when cleaning the parts.
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