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| | | | Joined: Oct 2013 Posts: 331 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Oct 2013 Posts: 331 | Won't hurt a thing. I've done it plenty. It'll make the shifts a little smoother and might even quiet it down a tad. Try not to get it on your corduroy pants though.
The best easy way to get it in is to heat it up first. When it used to come in a cardboard can with a metal bottom on it you could put it in a pot and sit it on a stovetop and heat it up to 250* and it would pour like water. Now that it comes in plastic bottles I reckon you'd have to put it in a pot full of water and bring it close to a boil to get it warm enough.
1950 4100 - unrestored and driven weekly for almost no reason at all.
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