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Posted by Redmud on October 07, 2004 at 20:11:54 from (216.167.146.166):
Allan, I was 16 in 1955, my older brother was a mechanic at the dealer ship. not all the 265's had a problem but that dealer got way more than one dealer should have. I would visit with the guys in the shop and one of the mechanics was dumping Bon Ami in the carb of a 55 two door hardtop. he had it at about half throttle. I ask my brother why the guy was dumping that crap in the engine, he said the he was fixing it. later on my brother handed me a note that someone in the office there gave him, it said bon-ami {not sure of spelling}would fix the oil burning problem. Redmud:
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