[DML] CPR
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[DML] CPR



    Hi All, 
        This may be sound kinda dumb and harder to explain in 
an answer but could anyone tell me what happens inside the
CPR once you start the car? What do the electrical connections
do to the metal bar inside? The cone shaped thing with the stem 
and the springs on it?  Can anyone explain it?  I like knowing 
how things work. 
 
        By the way, if you have a car that has a lot of miles, sat for
a long time and then started up or anything like that you might 
want to pull the fuel lines off and see how much crud is on the 
screen in there. I was surprised at how much I had on mine.  It 
is relatively easy to take apart and clean.  I have 39,000 on my 
car and my tank was clean inside when I put the new fuel pickup
in last year. 
 
      Also thanks for those who responded about the oxygen sensor.
I got the old one off and a new one on now.  All it took was a stubby
22mm wrench, a pipe, and a sledge hammer.  I put the wrench on,
stuck the pipe in through the engine compartment onto the top of
the wrench and hit it with the sledge. Busted it free the first hit.  
Some people probably just cringed didn't they? It worked and didn't 
hurt anything, that's all that matters.    

                                 Jason #5903

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