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Show Powder Ccated Rag Will i Prevent Short Circuits A short in the high tension wires leading to the spark plugs, caused hy moisture, usually occurs where the wires are clustered together. When this happens, dry the wires, one at a time, with a cloth on which I.' placed a generous amount of either j soapstone powder or face powder, preferably soapstone. In drying the wires entering the distributor cap be careful not to remove more than one j soap-stonc on TACt P0WDC9 i OH RAO uwiREs!r OISTRIBUTOPO, ICit ''i-oAO MEAD H . J'S , I Drying High Tension Wires With Powder-Coated Rag Avoids Short Circuits From Moisture. wire at a time unless it Is well understood under-stood how to replace them. : Keeping the wires and the outside of the distributor cap exceptionally clean and using soapstone In the manner man-ner described will result In keeping the rubber Insulation In good condition condi-tion and no trouble will be experienced experi-enced from rain. Of course, this suggestion sug-gestion applies only to ordinary rubber-covered high tension wire. Spe-cal Spe-cal high tension wire covered wdth varnished fabric should not be treated treat-ed In this way. Such wire should be wiped with a clean dry cloth only. Popular Science Monthly. j |
