The Kreem product contains both cleaning and sealing elements. It worked very well on my Cimatti. However, I agree that it isn't going to be very useful if you can't take the tank off the bike.
Whatever method you use, make sure you put an inline fuel filter between the tank and the carb. It's a lot easier to clean the filter than the carb.
| Subject | Written By | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| HOW CAN I CLEAN A PUCH GASTANK?Topic by: Reid Mayo | Reid Mayo | 06/12/02 01:50AM |
| Re: HOW CAN I CLEAN A PUCH GASTANK?Re: Zippy | Zippy | 06/12/02 02:56AM |
| Re: HOW CAN I CLEAN A PUCH GASTANK?Re: Garret | Garret | 06/12/02 03:09AM |
| Re: HOW CAN I CLEAN A PUCH GASTANK?Re: John Lieberman | John Lieberman | 06/12/02 10:05AM |
| Re: walnut shells and compressed airRe: ken | ken | 06/12/02 09:02AM |
| Re: walnut shells and compressed airRe: Zippy | Zippy | 06/12/02 01:27PM |
| Re: HOW CAN I CLEAN A PUCH GASTANK?Re: Ron Brown | Ron Brown | 06/12/02 10:19AM |
| Re: HOW CAN I CLEAN A PUCH GASTANK?Re: PeaShooter | PeaShooter | 06/12/02 02:30PM |
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