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    Can a code 25 for a Chrysler OBD-1 vehicle simply indicate a vacuum leak, and not...

    ...necessarily a shorted A.I.S.? . . . motor circuit (as the code is primarily described as by fault-code readers and most fault code lists).
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    How are splices made inside Chrysler wiring harnesses (crimp connector,

    shrink tubing, solder, molded unions?)? . . . wherever 2 or more wires are joined into one inside the black corrugated wire loom found throughout the engine wiring harness.
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    Is there a way to rejuvenate (soften) the rubber on items such as the brake

    pads on a bicycle? or, any other common rubber item, such as a stamp, vibration damper / absorber, etc.
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    What is Chrysler / Dodge part no. 4306202, with 3 vacuum hoses going to it?

    . . . has vacuum hoses connected to it, but no electrical connections; on a 1985 Dodge Omni in this case, but probably used elsewhere.
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    Is it possible to over-amplify a digital TV signal being received by an antenna?

    . . . or is there no problems arising with signal noise from doing this, if the only signals present in that FCC-assigned frequency range happen to be the "pure" digital TV signals themselves?
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    Can a spoked bicycle rim be trued by simply tightening and loosening certain

    spokes at their ends? . . . assuming that you can figure out which ones to tighten and loosen by examining the wobble in the rim as it rotates.
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    Are there any oil-based, non-automotive-grade paints that can be color-matched,...

    ...in either quarts or pints? . . . or can only latex types be color-matched?
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    Is there a mechanical / chemical way to remove damaged factory-applied decals

    without damaging the paint under? . . . the decals, such as pin stripping, etc. Factory-applied decals tend to be much better adhered than simple stickers.
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