chevota84
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A soft wire wheel on a drill works really well for shining up cables too, Ive fixed quite a few "bad batteries" with one.I put all new batteries in my truck when I got it, new engine, starter, alternator, brakes, paint etc and about 2yrs later it would randomly not start, would just click and if I was lucky finally take off. Tighten the battery cables and it was good for a few months. Finally got tired of the random chit because it would always do it at the worst time and I became a pit crew at taking the step cover off. Then it finally occurred to me that the cables were original and had 600k miles on them, damn things looked good on top but the bottoms were dark and corroded. Hit everything with a scotch brite wheel on a die grinder and it’s been perfect. You forget that most of the stuff is not new and most have never been touched since they were new.
It’s hard to say how those horns are plumbed. You could spend a day tracing it or just run a line from the tank to the valve.
Not all used is bad, just have to think that a $3000 2016 Honda Civic is probably going to be in WAY better shape than a $3000 2016 BMW M5. If it’s extremely cheap there is almost always a reason and it’s rarely the owner has piles of cash and wants it gone.
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