carburetors and chokes
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Re: re: carburetors and chokes
very simple..rubiranch wrote: Just about everybody here has a carburetor on their truck. I believe that if you really understand how they work it will be a lot easier for you to both diagnose them and repair them.
when you work on the truck, make sure it faces east. Do NOT make adjustments during a full moon, or durnig a month that has an "R" in it.
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ezernut9mm wrote:i don't work on my truck, i just sacrifce small woodland creatures over the air cleaner ass'y at the spring and fall equinox's (with the truck facing east, of course).
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You don't shoot to kill, you shoot to stay alive.
I don't carry because I have to, I carry because I get to.
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