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04-22-2016, 10:29 AM

Elarson

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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.

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.

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