How to De Coke A 2 Stroke Engine (Carbon Clean)

Today we start digging deeper into the engine rebuild and start by looking at how to de-coke (carbon clean) your 2 stroke engine.

This guide applies to most if not all engines for how to remove carbon from a 2 stroke engine. However, the engine depicted is a Hirth F36 (The younger sibling of the Solo 210) that is used for paramotoring.

0:00 - Intro
0:25 - Symptoms & What Might Happen
0:58 - Pros Of De-Coking
1:09 - Tools Required
4:30 - Piston Cleaning
6:23 - Head Cleaning
9:49 - Decompression Port Cleaning
11:08 - Exhaust Port Cleaning

Disclaimer - I do not take any responsibility for any damage you may cause to your property should you wish to follow this guide.

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The ParaFixIt series was born from the renovation project of our Hirth F36 (Solo 210) paramotor. On my journey to fix this old motor up i've decided to document a how to series which includes general & scheduled maintenance and the full rebuild of the motor itself.

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