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Old 08-12-2003, 03:47 PM
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Carburetor cleanup...

Hey you guys i got an 85 prelude with dual carbs.
Its pretty old so i wanted to do a carb cleanup cause they are starting to get bad. Any tips on how to do this or should i take it to a shop that does caburetors? if i take it to a shop how much will it cost?
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You could use a spray carb cleaner for a half way decent job or have the professionally cleaned. I used to pay $125 for my (4) carbs off my 900rr. For a car I'm sure its more, never ran into before.
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thanks man, i think my carbs are too old for the spray though, but ill give it a shot. If all else fails ill just got to the mechanic.
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