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They are all about the same. Their cleaning power is limited because
anything that's stronger would damage rubber and some plastics. As long as they work - fine. When they stop working (too much stuff in the carbs), the carbs have to be pulled off, washed and/or rebuilt. I used acetone, it's a very good solvent for the job. All rubber and acetone-sensitive plastic parts, if any, should be removed to avoid damage (better solvents do exist, but they are not as easily available). In article , Shortwave Sportfishing wrote: On Fri, 11 Aug 2006 09:18:33 GMT, "Ron Knapik" wrote: To prevent this buildup during winter storage use Evinrude Johnson 2+4 instead of stabil. 2+4 is the exact same composition as Stabil. Other than specifically cleaning the lines, Stabil should be sufficient. |
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