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How to Clean a Flame Arrestor.

51,970 views October 30, 2019 3:34

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This is a video on how to clean a flame arrestor of of a 1999 Ski Nautique GT-40 engine (marine). I used the PJ1 15-22 Foam/Guaze Air Filter Cleaner (Aerosol), 15 oz to clean the flame arrestor. After about 15 minutes I rinsed it off with water. I sprayed the water from the inside out last to get all of the debree out of the small areas. Lastly, I used a cloth and let it air dry for a few days before putting it back on. Hope this helps!

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CluEngineer published this 3:34 video tutorial on October 30, 2019. It has been watched 51,970 times on YouTube.

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