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What is the best way to clean the inside and outside of a mechanical fuel pump before rebuilding it?
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I glass bead blast them. Others use carburetor cleaning solvents.
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I have seen bi carb soda used in a "glass bead" unit, not as harsh on the alloy leaving a smoother finish.
Tony
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Also, if any media remains it will simply dissolve where sand or glass bead might find its way somewhere that could be destructive. I use soda for carburetor work also.
Jeff
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Thanks. I appreciate the help.
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