BEL AIR, Md. - s4story -- One of the most frustrating and time-consuming aspects of motor repair and restoration is cleaning the carburetor.

Even the smallest piece of dirt, debris or fuel residue can clog a carburetor up enough to prevent the right amount of fuel from going into the rest of the engine. The result: A repair job that never gets completed.

The best way to properly clean a carburetor is to use ultrasonic cleaning technology. But the equipment is too expensive to use once or twice.

KleenParts.com provides these services on all sorts of carburetors.

All the customer has to do is ship the carburetor to KleenParts.com. The company does the rest. A trained staff of engine experts will use ultrasonic cleaning technology to deliver a hospital-grade cleaning to the carburetor.

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"When you can't afford or find a new carburetor, which happens a lot, the only option is to clean the one you have," said John Hansen III, operations manager for KleenParts.com and Mobile Auto Service, which provides motor repair services in the Mid-Atlantic region.

"The problem is that the cleaners and fluids and elbow grease can't find all the tiny pieces of gunk that will mess up an engine. It's just impossible."

Hansen, whose Mobile Auto Service started in 2003, has provided carburetor cleaning services to thousands of auto mechanics, shops and enthusiasts.

To learn more or order ultrasonic cleaning for your carburetor, visit http://KleenParts.com.