WD-40 is a _SOLVENT_ , not a lubricant so after you use it and everything is nice and loosey-goosey , it evaporates , leaving dry joints that rapidly wear and bind again .
This is why it ruins key locks shortly after making them work so smoothly .
WD-0 is crap and should be discarded , use lubricants to lubricate things .
That's a nice site Bill , I couldn't get the page for the air cleaner to open , I'd like to purchase one .
-Nate
Bill wrote:
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> This is a picture of the air control for a 1961 diesel. Air flow controls
> fuel coming in = zoom zoom. You're should be similar.
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> http://www.niemoeller.de/w121-mercedes-190D-ponton-en/B110-070701.html
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> I would squirt WD-40 on every joint or metal-to-metal contact you see there.
> Make sure a dead mouse has not found its way into the linkage preventing it
> from moving. Bill in Oregon
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