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Muy bueno!!! Creo que primero hay que cambiar las "llantas" y el aceite antes de aplicar el procedimiento...

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Estoy de acuerdo..
Primero hay que encender el motor y dejar que se caliente bien, asegurandose que exista buena lubricacion entre las piezas antes de meter la palanca.
A mi en lo personal me gusta que esten prendidas las altas mientras manejo, estas se activan facilmente pulsando el boton de encendido, localizado cerca del agujerito donde entra la llave.
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