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  1. Two ways Get an air hold fitting to add air through the spark plug, or bring near TDC and put cord through the plug hole until full, rotate to compress the cord which will hold the valves from falling into the cylinder. Remove springs and seals install new
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  2. @Savage3 thanks for posting the manual. I added it to our library and it is now available here:
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    pdf chart How to calculate the right size wire: Step 1: Determine the current rating (i.e. amps) for every appliance you expect to use in your campervan. Some appliances will state their rating as watts rather than amps. For 12 volt components like your fridge, campervan lights and USB phone charger for example the calculation is: Amps = Watts / 12 volts (if running a 24 volt system then divide it by 24.) Step 2: Determine the length of the longest circuit you plan to install. To do this, measure the total distance you’ll lay your cable from the battery to the appliance and back to the battery again. Step 3: For a quick estimate to determine the exact minimum wire gauge needed, use the table below. Choose the maximum cable length on the left based on your measurements in step 2 above, and the amps based on the highest number calculated in step 1 above.
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  4. The camo cover is available rainproof? that would be nice to have. I hate to get the controls wet.
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  5. I have a large padded "air travel " rifle case. I think I can easily strap it to the front rack. It is ridged and supports the scope. Also it is water resistant. I have some camoflage netting I used duck hunting. I think that would be a nice cover for the Foreman. Its not water proof.
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  6. Hondas always seem to have a strong market
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