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Marc
Dodge Dakota
12/07/2001
23:28:45
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 Subject: GREAT TIP
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I came up with this one myself. When changing plugs, it is recommended that you use a compressor to blow out any debris from the spark plug area prior to removal. What if u don't have a compressor you ask??? Well, that compressed air in a can for computers works AWESOME!!! That straw gets into all the areas!!!
Hope this helps !!!!
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hardbody
Dodge Dakota
12/10/2001
22:34:59
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Just be careful the extension (straw) doesn't fly off into some place where you don't want it too.
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Fillupd
Dodge Dakota
12/10/2001
22:55:48
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Don't hold the compresed air can upside down, it will spray cold water. (save this for the back of the neck of the guy in the bathroom standing at the urnal)
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Bill Moore
Dodge Dakota
12/10/2001
23:13:54
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It isn't water, and you should absolutely NEVER spray any thing from an aerosol can at someone else. Some of the ingredients or the propellants themselves can cause serious lung damage, at the least,if even partially inhaled.
The only exception is when you are using whipped cream on your sweetie.
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dropt98dakota
Dodge Dakota
12/11/2001
09:47:02
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Yeah expecially the whipped cream can, use the cream on your girl then suck the NOS out of the can for you. or if you really want spray it down your air intake into your engine..... LOL don't waste the nitrous.
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Lesley
GenIII
12/11/2001
12:32:37
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Well, I am SO glad I clicked on this thread.
97 3.9 V6 Sport Club Cab. Black. Auto 3.55
Quick D Intake, JBA Stainless headers
Autolite 3923s with Borg Warner Wires
Awaiting Installation: Borla catback, V8 R/T TB
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steveo
Dodge Dakota
12/11/2001
15:16:38
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correct me if im wrong but i thought it was Co2 in the whipped cream cans?
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CThomp
Dodge Dakota
12/11/2001
21:17:42
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Don't know if its CO2. It's kinda like dry ice...only under pressure. It's the same stuff that doctors use to freeze off warts. gross I know.
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CW
GenIII
12/11/2001
21:26:57
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Isn't CO2, dry ice, in a solid form.
2001 4.7 5sp 3.92 LSD sport plus
Ported throttle body, IAT adjuster, flowmaster cat back, adjusted TPS from .51v to .76v, 4" cold air intake
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Spyder343
Dodge Dakota
12/12/2001
03:40:19
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Yup, dry ice is solid carbon dioxide.
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