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get your engine hot for 5 minutes, while running slowly pour it down the carb till the engine stops. (using about half a can) wait 10 min, start engine, it will be hard to start. run it at about 1000 rpm for 3 minutes till all black smoke clears. turn off engine, rinse repeat till no longer seeing black smoke
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