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> >> No it would not, why would a fuse blow when the motor is running
> >> normally, the problem with oil is because the motor armature is
> >> flinging any excess oil about, they atomise fuel oil in boilers etc
> >> to
> >> make it burn more easily, whilst worn armature bushes are well
> >> known
> >> for arcing...
> >
> > How much oil are we talking about, here?
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> That depends on how ham-fisted the person is, more than you or I would
> use Guy though...
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Agreed, if you were to immerse the whole thing in oil then it could be a
tad
excessive, but since most of us are not that stupid.......
I have probably had more experience in this than many over my lifetime,
and
found that a couple of drops of the correct grade of oil can work wonders.
That way it never gets near any commutator, so will be no problem.
Perhaps if I lubricated it with easystart, or similar, or brake fluid
even.
That's probably the most volatile fluid on a car these days.
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