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Originally Posted by 455firebird1969
Maybe the low pressure air that is normally associated with rainy atmospheric conditions is where it went? Your engine is a bad Poncho and that's all I really care about. Congrats on keeping it together and thanks for sharing this info.
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Humidity displaces oxygen. Think of it this way. Every water molecule in the air going into your engine takes the place of a useful oxygen molecule that would have otherwise gone in.
Rain isn't the culprit directly, but a rainy day has high humidity.
Eric