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  1. 10-01-2009, 10:55 AM #1
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    oil feel on shift knob & steering wheel but no vapors thosed solved?

    It just seems to have a oily? feel or I guess it could be fuel?

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    Has anyone ever noticed this on their early 911?

    THANK YOU FRANK
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  2. 10-01-2009, 12:08 PM #2
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    Question

    Hmmmmmmmmmm ??????

    Frank, have you ever used 'Armorall' anywhere on your interior........ ???

    Armorall will 'gas-off' and leave a residue for a loooooong time ......

    Just'a thought
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  3. 10-01-2009, 09:03 PM #3
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    I know the feeling your talking about. Leatherique has a cleaner that works pretty good removing all that stuff, oil and armor all etc. I had a patch on my dash I think was from the previous owner trying to use a really crappy leather conditioner on it. It was really slick and discolored the entire area it always felt greased. No matter what I used I couldn't get it off. Found out about leatherique and ordered the cleaner and gone. If I could figure out a way to ship a small tube of liquid I would. Just not sure how legal that is these days.

    Pristine Clean or something like that. That stuff has removed so much stuff from leather dashes, vinyl etc. Its the best! I wish I knew what it was so I could find it locally and cheaper but whatever it is . it works.
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