Re: Hard to get off Spark Plug BootsIn article
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Comboverfish <comboverfish@yahoo . com > wrote:
> On May 8, 7:45 pm, aarcuda69062 <nonel...@sbcglobal . net > wrote:
> > In article
> > <9c345f46-ab93-43e3-ada8-aff8c2123...@m36g2000hse.googlegroups . com >,
> >
> > Just3 <justaffili...@gmail . com > wrote:
> > > Hard to get off Spark Plug Boots
> > > If you ever have a spark plug boot that is hard to get off one way
> > > that has worked good for me is to take a 2-3 foot 3/16 brake line and
> > > screw it into a air nozzle and then file the end of the line to look
> > > like a hypo needle and then insert it between the boot and wire and
> > > give it a short blast of air. It will balloon out and then you can
> > > pull it right off, once in a while if they are still stuck I will
> > > spray a little brake clean in between the boot and wire and they slide
> > > right off.
> > > ------
> > > JustAutoParts - a place to find automotive parts and technical advice.
> > > * w w w .JustAutoParts.ca //
> > > * justautoparts.googlepages . com /index.html
> > > * justautoparts.googlepages . com /AutoPartsWay.html
> >
> > Reposting material from i-ATN...
> >
> > ...tsk-tsk
>
> Sure the two articles seem similar, but this guy spelled balloon
> correctly *and* added an oddly-capitalized title. It is completely
> new material and therefore doesn't qualify as unauthorized
> redistribution of content.
>
> Toyota MDT in MO
Crap! My bad.
Gonna e-mail you when the onslaught dies down.
C-ya, gotta go check the DRB 3 cable I need on e-bay.