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![]() "Jeff Burke" wrote in message ... On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 22:53:30 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: If it does not have the little door to externally adjust the points it is OK. It will be a closed cap. Some Chrysler caps had a vent hole, not all. Aren't boats with inboard engines supposed to have exhaust blowers to keep the engine compartment clear of fumes? Don't these vent well enough so that a spark isn't a problem? I ask because I don't know. Engine compartment blowers should clear the fumes, but if someone neglects to run it long enough, the spark can exit the hole in the cap. Insurance may be void. |
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