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The Andrea Gail had a gasoline engine
(JAXAshby) wrote in message ...
schlackoff, you are too stupid for words, but let me walk you through this.
Jox, please tell us all why you claim:
1) it's absolutely impossible to clean a diesel engine's injectors.
by a drunken, nervous, anxious crew the night before sailing?
because the capt would not let anyone do something so foolish, and because
cleaning fuel injectors is major work requiring special tools, and because
bending any of the fuel lines going to any injector requires replacing the fuel
line with new.
2) it's absolutely impossible to clean a diesel engine's glow plugs.
how are you going to clean them? Take them out and wipe them on your jeans?
To what purpose?
3) it's absolutely impossible to clean a diesel engine's electrical
connections.
electrical connentions on a seagoing vessel are not plugs.
We're awaiting your answers to these questions
no, "we" were not. "you" were awaiting in hopes of filling yet another major
gap in your undersanding of the universe.
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Wasn't the problem with the ice-maker, that the spark plugs were
fouling-out?
And, didn't the plugs eventually burn up from the fouling? After being
cleaned numerous times?
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