Has anyone done this to one of their lighters?

AdamJoshua · 07-07-2013, 11:21 AM

I actually just bought one of those the other day when I posted, i had seen them before and was really leery of them, don't know why, just careful with my lighter. That being said I figure since I'm having problems and there's a good chance they will want 100s of bucks to look at it and fix, I thought I would tray one of those machined 'adapters'. Should be here Tuesday, I'll post how it works out.

Havanaaddict · 07-08-2013, 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by AdamJoshua

I actually just bought one of those the other day when I posted, i had seen them before and was really leery of them, don't know why, just careful with my lighter. That being said I figure since I'm having problems and there's a good chance they will want 100s of bucks to look at it and fix, I thought I would tray one of those machined 'adapters'. Should be here Tuesday, I'll post how it works out.

1st just be carefull not to overfill it that is the norm. thing!!!

2nd Most of the time the repair is to repace the fuel chamber at around $65.00

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AdamJoshua Article 4 Free Inhabitant Join Date: Jan 2013 First Name: The Other Adam Location: Satellite Beach Posts: 14,787 Trading: (40)	Re: Has anyone done this to one of their lighters? I actually just bought one of those the other day when I posted, i had seen them before and was really leery of them, don't know why, just careful with my lighter. That being said I figure since I'm having problems and there's a good chance they will want 100s of bucks to look at it and fix, I thought I would tray one of those machined 'adapters'. Should be here Tuesday, I'll post how it works out.