I've got a stupid question on cleaning a carburetor in an ultrasonic cleaner. I'm considering getting one and was wondering...
I've seen dozens of videos where they just drop it in, but aren't there a lot of air pockets in there? I always think to myself that they should spin it around after they submerge it to get the air out. Does the ultrasonic action negate the need?
Thanks.
I've seen dozens of videos where they just drop it in, but aren't there a lot of air pockets in there? I always think to myself that they should spin it around after they submerge it to get the air out. Does the ultrasonic action negate the need?
Thanks.