motor revs really high with the clutch pulled in

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mew905

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I dont think getting water in the engine would be a good idea... best to stick to compounds designed for the job.
 

Greg58

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Any cleaner designed to use on fuel systems will burn, water will not. I wouldn't want water since its heavier than gas or oil sitting in the crankcase causing rust.
 

crassius

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you get water in there every time the humidity is high (or raining)

the internal temps will vaporize all water almost instantly and shoot it out the muffler
 

crassius

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isn't that what I just said above ??

his way will work fine, but I often point out simpler alternatives for the less advantaged folk

there is no "one correct way" to do these, but several wrong ways to avoid - so a lot of good options are nice to have
 

wan37

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Dumpstercrusher try and remove the o ring in the top, it may be causing the throttle to not go all the way down. Just a shot I think that will help.