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Dead in a puff of white smoke ... the answer is............. 200 1986

posted by  Bexar Wires on  Wed Feb 19 07:37 CST 2003
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It would also be a good idea and time to put a good oil additive, maybe something Teflon and seal conditioner to coat all of the "bare" metal parts and to keep the seals from getting brittle.I wish I could give you a good brand name, perhaps there's a FAQ or someone else with suggestions. I've always liked BG products, but haven't used them on my bricks yet. Anyone with experience with BG in Bricks???
GL.
Rick.






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