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spark plug, how to remove stubborn spark plug from car that sat outside for 14 years. |
jfs911 |
Nov 25 2023, 08:11 PM
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technicalninja |
Nov 25 2023, 09:10 PM
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I use "pimp juice" or an essential oil on my stuck corroded fasteners.
Pimp juice is 1/2 Dexron III and acetone. Works great on ferrous to ferrous. Shake well before using as it separates. Ferrous to alloy I use wintergreen oil. This is a health food store item. Any essential oil should work so peppermint oil should suffice. Drench your stuck fastener and leave overnight. |
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