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How to clean weber carbs ?

Is there a product or an acid that I can dip my old weber in, to bring them back to life ? They are yellowed with black deposit. It's a kit I found for cheap price...

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You not doing a huge part so I would just get some brake or carb cleaner in a spray and do it.

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