I can sometimes do stuff like that. I most recently tried it on one of my
mopeds, only to find that the piston was cracked and had gauged the inside
of the cylinder! I hope I scared the other two into working though.
-James
>On Friday, November 2, 2001, at 02:33 AM, Ed Kummel wrote:
>
>> As my time became shorter and my
>> days more busy, those devices that I left in pieces
>> for extended lengths of time worked immediatly after I
>> put them back together again. Having performed no
>> maintenance, just taking it apart, leaving it that way
>> for several days and then putting it back together
>> again, somehow fixed the machine.
>
>this is properly the most common way a mechanic used to fix anything,
>this technique is hard to master, without actually fixing it, just tear
>it apart and put it back together and it is fixed---works like magic!
>
>Ed Cheung
>
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