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you'll like it greg. and if you'd be so kind take a moment and call me a name as mentioned above. might as well get the ball rolling for an enjoyable weekend. i'll be waiting.
WD-40 to lube throttle housing?
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rchuff
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There is something the matter with you John. Lol!!!!!!!!!!!! :applause: Got to love this guy.
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and you ricky can be the first to respond with a "what effing century are you from john?" comment. LOL
rchuff
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No I can't because I have used the 3 in 1 oil many times to because it was the only thing I had around so you can go first buddy.
What you need is the aforementioned oil but use an old syringe with a needle on it! seriously it just fits in the gap between the inner and outer cable! and no i dont do drugs before you ask! my sister is diabetic! lol
LMFAO, I can't call you a name either John as I'm getting old myself and my grandfather would probably Ronald Reagan bitch slip my ass if I did if he was still alive......he used 3in1 oil on everything and every time my car was broke on the side of the road I was always told by him to check my battery cables first. Maybe someone else will chime in and call you something cool like a crusty old bastard!!!!!
There you go John old boy a bit of your era 3 in 1! 
my grandad told me about this stuff! ha ha ha :black_eyed: 
my grandad told me about this stuff! ha ha ha :black_eyed: 
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you asked for it wally............
He should've slathered his hand with some 3in1 oil before he laid the "PIMP HAND" on her ass...LMFAO...old school style
John do you remember when 3in1 came in a glass bottle?
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awesome tony! that stuff and marvel mystery oil is the staple of any old bastards' work bench.
^^^^ John i couldnt agree more, when we had our bicycle shop we sold boxes and boxes of the 3 in 1 over the years!! :up:
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I used Hoppe's No. 9 synthetic blend 
Took my time and was patient like you said Lunatic, the oil slowly seeped its way in. I gently pulled the throttle wires in an out of the tube to work the oil in. I must say, the results are satisfactory.
Took my time and was patient like you said Lunatic, the oil slowly seeped its way in. I gently pulled the throttle wires in an out of the tube to work the oil in. I must say, the results are satisfactory.
