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What type of product do you use to clean all the carbon on the top of the piston, or the oil in the kips assembly.
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Yamaha Combustion Chamber Cleaner is probably the best

Berryman's B12 is another the works well
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I use paint thinner.
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dac! thanks a lot!
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Kerosene does a fair job..and it's not as volatile-nasty as paint thinner.

What are you cleaning the top of the piston for? Just to see that part number? Sandpaper will work for that.

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