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Interesting.

I have GAMI, so then I was okay using Hppes.  Nice to know, it works really=
 well.

Thank you
Kevin

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Subject: [LML] Hoppes and other solutions

Gami recommends Hoppes, see attachment.   TCM suggests some other things, m=
ostly flammable, like MEK.  As the son of a clockmaker I can say brass part=
s are safely cleaned in non-flammable clock cleaning solution and rinsed in=
 alcohol to remove traces of film and water.

I went a third direction and used 1cup hot water, 1/4cup vinegar, dash salt=
, dash of liquid soap.  Works in seconds in the ultrasonic.   [Do not dump =
the residue in a white sink].

After cleaning and replacing all six injectors, my takeoff fuel flow jumped=
 2gph.

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