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OK, spray it down with WD-40 (wear safety goggles)and use a stiff toothbrush. The carb cleaner B-12 works ok but I use it in the open air outside, after the carb is off the car (it isn't good for fresh engine paint), I also spray it inside the carb and to clean all the small passages. again, it will eat your eyeballs! (read the ingrediants list)it is more of a fire hazard than WD-40 but WD-40 is also very flamable when sprayed out of an aerosol can
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Grease Monkey
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If the starter is grounding out you don't have to take it off to test for that. Turn the switch on and connect a volt meter to the negative side of the battery and touch the other lead to the starter body. If it's grounded, you'll show voltage.
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41Burb, Your instructions need to be cleaned up. If you re-read them you will locate the error.  
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