

| Subject: | Re: idle stabilizer |
| From: | John Rodgers |
| Date: | Fri, 26 Jan 2007 16:14:58 -0600 |
Mike, Using a BFH ( in this case BFCL) for the task is never the solution. That is a simple mechanical lock mechanism. First, squirt it good with carb cleaner. Then, stand with your left foot off the ground, chew a wad of Redmans in your left cheek, and then pinch the hell out of the connection with your fingers, and pull. It may require repeating a couple of times. I never had one yet require severe mechanical manipulation as in having to reef on it hard to get it to move. The connector is too simple. Other things - yes - but not this. To do so will almost guarantee breaking something, and breaking something on a Vanagon is not good - read expensive! Good Luck. Regards, John Rodgers 88 GL Driver Mike Stainbrook wrote: > trying to remove connections from the idle stabilizer,squeeze to release,I > can't get them to release. so,before I take channel locks to them and > probally shatter old plastic,does anyone have a method? thanks,Mike > > >
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