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| '75 308 GT4 (Peter)
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I do! Seriously! Air-tool oil is what you should use (formulated for air-compressors and that's what that is). I do it every once in a while (way less than 7500mi). I know from using my air-tools at work, oiling extends the life of the tool greatly. Some of the guys don't oil their tools and theirs break. My cheap, off-shore-made tools are still spinning. | ||
| BretM (Bretm)
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On the note of what the manual says to do...Does anyone actually oil their horn every 7500 miles? | ||
| BretM (Bretm)
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So that's where I've been going about it wrong, damn American air. | ||
| Octavio Mestre (Alfab4308)
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For those of you replacing the air in your tires I hope you are only using bottled air certified to be imported from Italy.  | ||
| Edward Gault (Irfgt)
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Believe it or not, It says to do it in my owners manual. | ||
| John Moretti (Moretti)
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then again maybe they had to remove the environmentally unfriendly version and put in the EPA approved type which is law here in Oz. | ||
| magoo (Magoo)
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Adam, you forgot to have the reverse muffler bearing changed. | ||
| Adam Goldman '86 TR (Icnsltmfg)
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I knew the 15K service was so high priced when I was quoted for the removal, proper enviormental disposal, and replacement with clean heppa / charcoal filtered air in all tires including the spare, so I told the dealer only to do the four and forget about the spare. :-) | ||
| magoo (Magoo)
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Someone sold him a bill of goods. Also he probably was told that freon wears out. He should have known about our F.C.site and then he would have known better. I am sure there are people who would have the old stale air removed from their tires and have it replaced with fresh, for a price of course. | ||
| Bruce Warwick (Skyking)
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I see where the previous owner of my TR had his freon removed and replaced during a routine spring tune-up. Why would someone do this? Do you suppose people replace the air in their tires too? Bruce. |