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November 14th 15, 09:15 PM
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The really slow tube leak?
Damn.
I was hoping for validation of Mr Scheidt's cotton ball technique. NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN M's tires are worn thin ...... yeah I dunno, the splinters I find are in there good n tight. its like the brake cylinders....use methods A thru L ...who knows what works the fix ? throwing the tube into the can is best time wasted on the road is irretrievable. 
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