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Suppositories on Glass Edges |
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| 08.05.2020 21:13 | # 1 |
 samizeldestan |
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| 08.05.2020 21:13 | # 2 |
 sonerkyl |
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I guess you said the wick that the glass is sitting on, my teacher, what kind of a problem there is tearing.
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| 08.05.2020 21:13 | # 3 |
| samizeldestan |
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I took a few pictures, hodja. There is something shielded in the front bumper of the car, I took a picture of it. I wonder how I can stick these |
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| 08.05.2020 21:13 | # 4 |
| samizeldestan |
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There is no tearing in the wick, it just comes out. I press it and put it back in, but it comes out again
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| 08.05.2020 21:13 | # 5 |
 x571 |
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[QUOTE = samizeldestan] There is no tearing in the wick, it just comes out. I press it and put it back in but it still comes out [/ QUOTE] it looks as if someone is screaming up and breaking his plumb. Disassemble that part, lift it up, or vice versa. see, is it getting better? If it seems difficult, heat it with a hair dryer or a hot air gun and try. it is necessary to use the air gun carefully. If it still doesn't, those punches will change.
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| 08.05.2020 21:13 | # 6 |
| sonerkyl |
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Hodja suppositories have plastic coating on aluminum parts, probably because he bends. You can buy and paste black silicone for days. he is the cleanest and healthiest, but don't drive too long. Stretching can be a bit risky. |
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| 08.05.2020 21:13 | # 7 |
| samizeldestan |
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Thank you, teacher, I will apply what you say
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