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23-09-2015, 11:10 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Broken Hill
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One day the guy across the road 21 years old was mowing the lawn and the mower kept dieing it was a 2 stroke and the plugs kept fouling up I cleaned them and started it he said " ok so what I will do now is start it up and once it is going I will remove the spark plug that should stop it fouling up " or two Commonwealth police officers blow a Commonwealth car up by trying to jump start there car the wrong way great understanding of the basic petrol engine principle there
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BA Ford Fairmont with spot lights ECB full type 8 bar UHF radio , Life is full of experiences some good some bad and with luck they all balance out in the end What Ford s have I owned 1969 Blue wagon 1974 XB owned 3 of them Numerious others but I always went back to ford My first car was a 6 volt VW sedan |
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what is the dumest thing you have seen some one do to a engine
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