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post Jun 10 2003, 12:29 PM
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For some reason I get an "error" message when I try to search this BBS. I am able to search by user name but not topic. What am I doing wrong?
Anyway, can anyone point me to the thread of a few weeks ago regarding Aux. Air Valve. I recall Brad or someone describing how to take one apart to clean it. I even think there was a picture.
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post Jun 10 2003, 12:35 PM
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This One?
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post Jun 10 2003, 12:39 PM
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Don't take the top off unless its frozen solid! Just squirt some PB Blaster in it and let it soak for a day, then some more. Reinstall and it should work fine. The sleeve valve rusts some and sticks but it frees up pretty easy. If the heating element isn't working then take it apart to see what is wrong, like the wire has broken.
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post Jun 10 2003, 05:09 PM
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Thanks Sean and Geoff. It is the post about taking it apart that I am looking for. I started to pry the housing where it is crimped at the top and it seemed more difficult to bend it up than I expected. Decided to be sure before I ruined it. I will do the PB thing and see what happens. It is working somewhat, but not closing completely or only closing some of the time. I am hoping that is the cause of my hunting idle.
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