most recent 30 from http://go.takeitapart.net 2010-07-31T07:18:11Z http://go.takeitapart.net/feeds/user/3 http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://go.takeitapart.net/questions/34/how-do-i-fix-spark-plug-wires nathan the man mccorkle 2009-11-04T09:48:09Z 2010-07-21T02:22:17Z

<p>I was replacing my spark plugs and while removing two of the wires from the plugs, the end of the wire pulled off of the plug clip. I removed the clips with pliers, and pulled the boot off the end of each wire. How do I repair these wires rather than buying new ones?</p>

http://go.takeitapart.net/questions/31/boom-box-w-cd-and-tape-player/32#32 nathan the man mccorkle 2009-11-04T06:30:06Z 2009-11-04T06:30:06Z

<p>I don't think so, nothing in there is going to immediately harm you chemical-wise unless you put it in a blender, microwave, or garbage disposal. Watch out for big capacitors, as they can shock you pretty bad, be cautious and avoid touching one terminal with your left hand at the same time that you touch the other with your right hand. </p>

http://go.takeitapart.net/questions/25/car-ignition-replacement/26#26 nathan the man mccorkle 2009-10-15T08:49:20Z 2009-10-15T08:49:20Z

<p>Should be pretty straight forward... you can register <a href="http://www.autozone.com/autozone/myzone/profile/membershipBenefits.jsp" rel="nofollow">here</a> with the parts store "Autozone", and get free repair guides and things like wiring diagrams. They didn't used to require membership, but to verify they had the guide you need I went ahead and registered, it was a no-brainer. </p> <p>Check out that site, its helped me a lot in the past!</p>

http://go.takeitapart.net/questions/2/best-way-to-clean-a-motorcycle-carburetor/24#24 nathan the man mccorkle 2009-10-12T06:40:56Z 2009-10-12T06:40:56Z

<p>What O-rings would you need that aren't listed here for sale: ???</p> <p><a href="http://www.bikebandit.com/suzuki-motorcycle-gs550ln-1979/o/m6083" rel="nofollow">Bike Bandit.com - 1979 GS550 Carb Parts</a></p>

http://go.takeitapart.net/questions/13/kitchen-sink-water-smells-of-mildew-any-ideas/23#23 nathan the man mccorkle 2009-10-12T06:37:32Z 2009-10-12T06:37:32Z

<p>you can try using Drano every other day for a week... sounds like there is something growing down there, you could also (separately from the drano) dump some 90% rubbing alcohol down there, or even hydrogen peroxide. Remember to rinse the pipes with a lot of water between trying these different chemicals... I bet multiple drano flushes, or the alcohol will work the best.</p> <p>Are you sure you have a drain trap installed under your sink? If not gases from the pipes are coming up into your kitchen, and you need to install a drain trap.</p> <p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trap%5F%28plumbing%29" rel="nofollow">Drain Trap - Wikipedia</a></p>

http://go.takeitapart.net/questions/14/how-do-i-take-apart-a-compaq-keyboard-and-put-it-back-together/22#22 nathan the man mccorkle 2009-10-12T06:32:30Z 2009-10-12T06:32:30Z

<p>why do you want to do this??? if you just want to take it apart, get some screwdrivers, but I have a feeling you want to fix it as well... if so, what is the problem?</p>

http://go.takeitapart.net/questions/19/every-time-i-try-to-press-the-gas-on-my-four-wheeler-while-its-running-it-cuts/21#21 nathan the man mccorkle 2009-10-12T06:31:10Z 2009-10-12T06:31:10Z

<p>can you give some more information about what exactly your conditions are? Sounds like the carbs need cleaned, you can try some gumout fuel cleaner from an auto store, just make sure to mix it in your gas with the appropriate ratio.</p>