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Posted by RobertN on August 11, 2000 at 12:04:26 from (132.233.247.6):
In Reply to: what would you do? posted by pmt on August 09, 2000 at 10:51:30:
Have seen people use Bon Ami with success in the past. It's like "Comet" cleaner; has the little duck on the can. Used for cleaning sinks and stuff. It's supposed to be a finer compound than Comet. Friends had weak rings. They removed the spark plugs, took about 1/2 teaspoon of this stuff, and blew it into the cylinders with a turkey baster. Pu the plugs back in, and fired it up. After it ran for a bit, the remeasured the compression, and found it came up a fair bit. The stuff is made for scouring; basically they scoured thier cylinders like you would a water stain in a sink or shower. Heard of other poeple doing this; apparently it's a been done by a lot of people over the years.
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