[Spridgets] Frozen Tach

[Chris Manuel]

I would advise not using the “red can” 3 in 1 oil.  Use the blue one for electric motors.  I recall the red can formula has paraffin added as a preservative, and will gum up again.

Also, for flushing the old caked up oils, very small amounts of Ronson lighter fluid (naphtha) really does the trick.

Chris

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> From: Michael MacLean <rrengineer.mike at att.net>
> Subject: [Spridgets] Tach Frozen
> Date: October 25, 2019 at 11:49:23 PM CDT
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> I had to break two tach cable before it dawned on me it wasn't the cable.  It is the tachometer.  For some reason my Bugeye tachometer has frozen up inside where the tach cable is attached.  It's a first for me.  Just wondering if this can be fixed and while to send it to.
> Mike MacLean
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