My valve shim saga that turned into a paper mess

[mrgilmore at aol.com]

Hey Ralph, and guys!

Long term lurker Ron Jordan here.? Glad to hear the good news.? I'm no great wrencher myself, but please allow this:? For the cost of a few (several) quarts of fresh oil, I heartily recommend changing the oil in the next few, maybe one or two hundred miles - and then do the same hundred or so and change it out again.? Looking for any remaining bits 'o rag that might still be inside.? Like I said, for a few bucks of "wasted" oil, it's better for your psyche when you're about to hit it hard or go on a long ride, that you did it and found less and less or no rag bits in those hundred or two miles...

Keep grinnin'
Ron Jordan
Altadena, CA


-----Original Message-----
From: dominatr37 <dominatr37 at optonline.net>
To: corbie at verizonmail.com; gpzlist at micapeak.com
Sent: Mon, 18 May 2009 4:35 pm
Subject: Re: My valve shim saga that turned into a paper mess


<<great news Ralph the GPZ is saved>>?
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Yes, this had me pretty happy. It took all day but it worked out. We started doing this at 9:30 this morning and didn't finish till about 6:30. That oil line really screwed me up though. Hopefuly that won't take to long to get here.?
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Ralph L. Angelo Jr.?
Author of "Help! they're all out to get me!?
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