Not sure but probably similar- I get it at Lowe’s, it’s the e more aggressive degreaser. Works great on knuckle hardware.
What have you done to your Land Cruiser this week?
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I bought a gallon of carb cleaner for my ultrasonic cleaner both on Amoron. Haven't used either yet. A few more weeks until ice out and I can work on the cars.
Just out enjoying the late afternoon sun 
sleepycruiser
I will get by….I will survive
Anyone want to rebuild and clean my carb? I guess I could do it…some good videos on YT. Weber 32/36
RevISK
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It’s not that big of a deal. You should do it.
Conversely, I have a 32/36 I am willing to part with and have a rebuild kit for it.
sleepycruiser
I will get by….I will survive
I’ll probably just do it to learn and bc I’m cheap.
@Jdc1
Beautiful work.
IIRC from your original post, you only rehab the early steering wheels?
No love for a 75?
Beautiful work.
IIRC from your original post, you only rehab the early steering wheels?
No love for a 75?
I don't know about the complexity of a Weber versus an Aisin, but I just rebuilt this 1970 carb. It's my second one, the previous being an Aisin carb for a 2F/FJ60. With some good instruction, like a manual AND some YouTube videos, it's not hard at all. I had to file down some screwdrivers and you might need a $10 protractor from Ace Hardware to measure butterfly valve angles, but it's pretty easy. Cross your i's and dot your t's every step of the way and you're good.I’ll probably just do it to learn and bc I’m cheap.
(There are some nuances in setting the carb up properly, and that's why the usual experts here excel at what they do. Not taking away from them. The basic tear down and rebuild can be straightforward with some patience though.)
sleepycruiser
I will get by….I will survive
Thanks for the vote of confidence! I love the carbs with the glass. Works of art!
Mule is a ‘76. I’d be willing to rehab to do the ‘75. PM (effing spell check) and we can chat.
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I even took the time to buff out that little sight glass with some turtle wax ... I think it's plastic though! Either way I tried to make everything shiny in a DIY way, without sending stuff off to be plated. That wouldn't match the patina of the rest of the 40 haha.
I've used Simple Green to clean the drivetrain on my bicycle. Wasn't sure if something else worked better. Will give your mix a try
MatthewMcD
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How is that Master Cylinder levitating there? Held up by the brake lines?
Yeah, lol. Will deal with that tomorrow.
Yes, do it! I was talked into rebuilding mine Aisan Carb here on mud so i have to pay it fwd.I’ll probably just do it to learn and bc I’m cheap.
Plus ,parts/rebuild kit are easy to find I am sure. Good luck!
nabbasi
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You know it’s been a rough week my initial thought after looking at the picture is “it’s attached to the firewall.” Then I realize the issue/ question.
Does that mean you’ll get the body on or remove the MC?
lol- I didn’t feel like dealing with any more mess. It’ll get a new MC and lines. Frame is being torn down, sand blasted and built from epoxy primer up.You know it’s been a rough week my initial thought after looking at the picture is “it’s attached to the firewall.” Then I realize the issue/ question.
Does that mean you’ll get the body on or remove the MC?
Nice SUV!
Whenever people post pictures of there cruisers I check out the surrounding landscaping trees bushes and such and guess if it's local to me, your area looked very familiar. Sure nuf my elementary, middle and half of high school years were in Mill Valley. Nice to know of another local Cruiser head on Mud.
Nice call! Yeah, I grew up on the Peninsula but have been here for almost 30 yrs. Where are you now??