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Old 01-25-2015, 11:59 AM
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Saw the shop foreman blow the plastic valve covers off a 3.8 ford Taurus years ago. They hit the roof of the shop 14 or 16 foot high. Engine had jumped time and would almost catch, so out came the starting fluid. Boom!! I was working on a car in the next bay and couldn't stop laughing.
Was he still foreman after that?
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I hope you're kidding or really know what you're doing. Ether can make scrap out of an engine QUICK!
First thing I thought was Ryan was kidding. Funny name on the can.

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It's for engines going "DOWN UNDER".
Does that mean you have to hold the can upside down???
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Does that mean you have to hold the can upside down???
Go to: http://www.nulon.com.au/products/Aer.../#.VMUqD8J0xjo

Click the link for "Product Bulletin" and

It does not say how to hold the can!

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I can just picture crocodile Dundee with that in one hand and a fosters in the other
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It does not say how to hold the can!

I'll get right on that. Even though I don't smoke, I'll put out that said smoke before discharging the can, too. G'Day mates!
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