How to use lisle 65600
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05-14-2011, 10:59 PM
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well today was the big day and...
I have a brand new NEVER USED lisle tool for sell! I was lucky none broke (I'm at 67k) the plugs looked pretty bad, not as bad as some on here. It went fairly smooth. I was more nervous than anything after the first one my confidence got up a little bit. The Chervon with Techron fuel additive done a GREAT job. I ended up running 4 bottles over the course of 400 miles before the plug change. I used the B12 Carb cleaner and tore down the driver side first and soaked them for about 30-45 minutes. I've got a fresh oil change (it was due in 200 miles anyways) but i'm going to wait until the morning to do that since it got dark on me and i don't have a garage and i don't feel like holding a flash light in the rain and trying to change my oil. Thank YOU EVERYONE for the help it's such a relief.
I have a brand new NEVER USED lisle tool for sell! I was lucky none broke (I'm at 67k) the plugs looked pretty bad, not as bad as some on here. It went fairly smooth. I was more nervous than anything after the first one my confidence got up a little bit. The Chervon with Techron fuel additive done a GREAT job. I ended up running 4 bottles over the course of 400 miles before the plug change. I used the B12 Carb cleaner and tore down the driver side first and soaked them for about 30-45 minutes. I've got a fresh oil change (it was due in 200 miles anyways) but i'm going to wait until the morning to do that since it got dark on me and i don't have a garage and i don't feel like holding a flash light in the rain and trying to change my oil. Thank YOU EVERYONE for the help it's such a relief.
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05-17-2011, 11:52 AM
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