I did a search and came up with nothing! I know I have seen this info here before. Anyway what steel wool do use in the road draft tube? I have coarse steel wool and it looks like it might be to restrictive? Thanks
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Buy the coarsest steel wool you can. Then pull it apart to expand it as much as possible and use a wad of the expanded (i.e., most open) material. The material is really there only to keep bugs and such from wandering up the tube into the valley cover. 
BP
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I used a piece of copper scrubbing pad...very coarse and open and it wont rust.Comment
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This guy knows what he's talking about... I do the same..quote:Originally posted by new cruiser
I used a piece of copper scrubbing pad...very coarse and open and it wont rust.
I also put the cotter pin THROUGH the copper mesh- not just under it. It takes a bit of wiggling... but you can get it in there.
Ray
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Ditto the copper scrubbing pad. Buy one pad and have enough goods for several cars.Comment
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Do yourself and the environment a favor and install a PCV valve!
Unless, of course this is 380+ point show car . . .Comment
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