- Oct 3, 2007
- 1,539
Ok, so the first iteration of my waste oil burner worked really well for a couple of hours, but apparently I mounted the nozzle too far into the combustion chamber-which ended up melting the viton o-ring inside which resulted in the now liquid viton rubber flowing into the fuel passages in the tip. The result is a now completely clogged and useless nozzle. I tried soaking it in gasoline overnight, but it seems that gasoline is no match for viton which seems like it's resistant to just about everything. Is there anything that dissolves this stuff? How about the old "Chemtool carburetor dip?"