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posted by  eyyu on  Mon Nov 12 05:08 CST 2007
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Vrizla, thanks for your reply. Do you know if the crc eletric part cleaner has Ethanol in it? I looked at the label of my Autozone electrical cleaner and ethanol is the main ingradient. Erwin



posted by Vrizla on Mon Nov 12 10:51 CST 2007
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