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Old 31-01-2007, 01:29 PM   #1
El_Poochino
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Default General mantinence Qs

Time for another bout of simple questions to help the mechanically illeterate :P

I have the old lifter tick. I'm gonna try the nulon lifer/engine cleaner stuff and dump the oil. What grade of oil should I use for the EF with 320xxxkms which was rebuilt 80xxxkms ago? Also, any brands?

Also, the bonnet and rear wing look like ****. Dull and faded. The previous owner hit it up with polish every 3-4 weeks. I'm thinking cut and polish followed up with some nufinish. Any other ideas?

Cheers.

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