WTB: Yamaha Carburetor Cleaner

I'm looking for the old formula Yamaha Carb Cleaner. Bottle looks
like: http://www.randakks.com/Yamaha Carburetor Cleaner.jpg

Part # ACC-CARBC-LE-QT or ACC-CARBC-LE-NR.

The old stuff contained 2-Butoxyethanol and Xylene, the new stuff
contains Glycol Ethers and Xylene.

The old stuff is what I'm looking for. Said to mix 1:3 with
gasoline. New stuff is diluted with water (no good).

If anyone has a spare bottle or two or know where I could find it,
would be forever in your debt.

Shoot me an email if you have any or know of a source.

Many thanks.

 

If in the US look at the contents of Berrymans B12 that available at
places like Walmart.

Ian Singer

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I am in Canada and its not available here either. Basically its Zylene
and Tylene and there are card cleaners available here with similar
contents. Its not a throat body cleaner though.

Ian


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Try "lacquer thinner" from the paint department of a hardware store (or the
paint & hardware department of your Wal-Mart equivalent). It's a witch's
brew of organic solvents (perusing the ingredients list on the can is an
education on what you don't want to inhale...).