Can you wipe it without removing the throttle?

You can buy a bottle of carburetor cleaner without disassembly and cleaning. My 1.6 has just been cleaned by myself. 1. Remove the upper cover of the air filter element and remove the air filter element. 2. Keep the engine running at more than 2000 rpm, and spray the carburetor cleaner on the throttle bit by bit (not too fast, or it will turn off). 3 basically finish spraying a bottle (depending on the situation), so that the engine will emit exhaust gas after working for a period of time (more than 2000 revolutions), and the exhaust gas is very unpleasant. 4. After the flameout, step on the accelerator, open the flip cover and wipe it again with a clean cloth, put the air filter back and cover it back. 5. Enter the engine 0 1 with 5053 and the group number 060 with 04, and click until the matching ok is displayed (note: the matching time must be closed). 6. Check this step before cleaning to see how open it is. Before deciding whether to clean, reset after cleaning, and check to see if it drops to normal. The specific operation is: connect 5053 to enter the 0 1 engine, select 08 data monitoring, and execute it at 03 o'clock in the group number. The third box is the throttle opening. You can clean the air inlet together without removing the throttle. Disassembling can clean the throttle valve more cleanly. I think it's too much trouble to open it.

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