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Posted by wdTom on May 08, 2004 at 18:12:37 from (155.212.223.227):
In Reply to: bad valve stem, fluid in tires... posted by Tom Lendt on May 07, 2004 at 06:24:51:
Others have hinted at it but noone has come out and told you, You must take the tire apart, if any calcium is between the tube and rim it will rot the rim out and you will be buying a new rim. Take the tire off the rim, wash the rim with much water, let dry.If you use your tube, wash it with much water too, let dry. Assemble with a good tube, your repaired tube or a new one. If the tube doesn't leak and you are carefull you can put the calicum back in. DO NOT GET ANY CALCIUM BETWEEN THE TUBE AND RIM.
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