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Newsletter of The British Motoring Club of Northern Colorado The Oil Rag January 2014 Volume 18 Number 1 Inside This issue Under the Hood ..................................................... 2 Editors

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3. Insert the gas nozzle into the filling valve and press it firmly to create a secure connection.
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5. Hold the gas canister upright and align it with the gas nozzle on the editor.
6. Press down firmly on the gas canister to release the gas into the editor. Follow any instructions regarding the amount or duration of the gas release.
7. Once you have filled the editor with gas, carefully disconnect the gas nozzle from the filling valve. Make sure to support the gas canister while doing this to prevent any spills.
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