Carl and Jerry are both right,however,I like Jerry's method better. You wouldn't have to worry about pressurized water getting your wiring and connections wet,as well as your gauge cluster. That could lead to further problems down the road.Not to mention the choke,throttle,and heater cables. Remember how our parents,and all the relatives used to smoke? Granny would open all the windows,on a brisk,breezy day,and even the furniture and bedding would smell a lot fresher,in a couple of hours! I've tried de-odorizing old refrigerators,as Jerry points out,too. Bleach and other cleaners just don't erase the odors,like frozen CLEAN surfaces. Keep your seat in a well-ventilated area over the winter,too. You may not even need "Febreze"!
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