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Used to use a dental pick for this issue.
 
I use a short awl to make sure I get the old one off.
Whhat roads did you go on?

- Doug
 
I-15 from my house to Salt Lake City. About 40 miles, and the only way to get there. The stretch through Parley's Canyon is in bad shape, and a pretty steep elevation loss as well (from about 7000' to 4500'). The outside right lane is in the worst shape, of course. May have to wait until they repave it later this year to try again.
 
droo-
"Seafoam is good for cleaning out your motor....
spray in ur carbs to clean ur piston heads, and some in ur gas helps too.....i think you can add to oil also...i dont remember.......
to change ur timing all u do is loosen ur distributor and twist left or right with the motor running.....
i believe left is retarded ; )...have fun...im preparing to rebuild my gearbox this weekend!....ugh! ; )
 
I really need to do a full tune on the car. Lots to learn, but I'm sure it will all help out. As always, lots to learn.
 
$100.00?????!!!!??? I can't believe what those go for now!! But it is STILL worth having. (I was upset when the price for these went up from $17.00 to $39.00-- I guess that I am getting old /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif
Bill
 
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