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Fixing your Z clock

July 19, 20195 yr

comment_579904

What about straight diesel fuel? It's oily and not as strong as break fluid.

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July 19, 20195 yr

comment_579920

Diesel would probably work assuming it doesn't evaporate and leave a sticky residue like WD40.

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