Arby121 haha! I have the same bowl of pickles in my fridge !

Arby121 🤣🤣🤣the people in the dollar store thought i liked pickles i grab a few back ups i definetly will break at least one

Lmfao

Do not use flammable incense stick in highly flammable Gas Vapors, may catch fire and explode the whole gas tank, do it outside the house in open.

@@ashtonwoods Nonsense. You can hold your hand over burning incense and determine the inadequate amount of heat to ignite anything not in direct contact with it. The incense is not IN the gas vapors, rather upstream of them. Big difference. Merely running an engine, gas vapor contact with an engine intake valve, is far far more heat exposure than that. Plus, it all needs oxygen to burn. You could stick a lit match inside and it would self extinguish.

That’s awesome 👏

LOL

There is a trivially small amount of heat in the smoke, which is nowhere near enough to ignite anything downstream of the soldering iron tip. However, it is warm enough to degrade some plastics so you have the sacrificial hose going from the pickle jar output nipple, to the evap entry point. You would not want to put the exhaust from this on the INTAKE of a pump, if you want the pump to have long life and it has (non-thermo-) plastic or rubber components.

Unplug the iron and store as is

Of course it needs to touch the sock. If it only needed to be dipped in the baby oil (which is another way to design it if you had a much hotter soldering iron, but with only a lowly 40W iron it would only heat the oil and it would cool from surface area before it reached the oxidation temperature) then there would be no need for the sock. What the sock or other cloth does is put in contact with the limited heat source, a smaller steady supply of oil wicked up it, so it can get hot enough to oxidize a small amount at a time.

Get a $15 inverter from Walmart that's 120 W you can connect it to your battery

ChevyC101980 1 about 3/4” high

You need an oil reservoir that the sock sits in, just enough that you don't run out of oil. It does not need to be any particular amount, just a tiny bit more than your wicking material holds by itself, with the area of focus being how far the distance is between the oil reservoir and the heat source, and how fast that material wicks. In other words, you only need a tiny bit of material and oil. The huge amount shown and used is quite overkill by 50X, except of course that this particular design depends on the length of a soldering iron with the handle flush with the lid, so it needs a far deeper pickle jar than you'd otherwise need to produce the desired result.

More than you need to put through your emissions system.

does this actually work? is it enough power for fuel line stuff too? also do you use baby oil too?

No it works the same way the professional machines shops use except most of them use air compressors, or they are electric with built in air pumps.

Just get a pressure regulator for 7 bucks at Harbor freight.. As long as it doesn't go over 2 psi.... You can also use a fish tank aquarium pump for a 10 gallon tank takes like 2 W of energy and blows very low psi

TheLarryBrown great idea !

Are you sure it's a good idea to use incense? I can't imagine that kind of smoke being healthy for your EVAP system.

@@JBlooey So you think burning baby oil which is not designed to "smoke" is a better choice than to use something that was only designed to literally smoke.

Youre both idiots!

@@javaidsadiq5775 Only an idiot would call people idiots without an explanation. Now thats an idiot.

@@DumbCarGuy Dumb and Dumber. You being the latter!

if you click on the link in my description the guy that originally made one has a detailed list.

@@alfredlyon27 Not true. He just lists soldering iron, bike pump, and mineral oil in his description. Please state the size of the vinyl tubing.

Brian Kennedy I did what he said to do. Take the pen cap to the hardware store and find a tubing that fits. It’s under a 1/2” OD and over 3/8” ID

Seriously 😂 I couldn’t find them

?? Cheap soldering irons use a nichrome wire wrapped on a length of mica board, each portion of the length representing only a small % of the total resistance of the element, so even if you were to submerge the end in water, it would make little difference unless you added salt to the water for higher conductivity, and yet it is submerged into non-conductive oil not water, so there really isn't any danger. Try it yourself from a safe distance, rig that up, fill the jar till the tip (only) is submerged, leave it at a distance while you flip the AC circuit breaker to turn it on and back off. I suspect that the most that will happen is if a bit more current runs through the nichrome wire, it could melt to an open circuit (disconnected, no current) state further up the iron where it is not cooled by the water. Realize what the real danger is with water and electricity. It is when YOU are submerged in the water, and a high voltage, not one limited by the resistance of a heating element, finds a path through you to earth ground. Where is the path with an iron in a glass jar and you outside the jar? By all means, do avoid or at least proceed with caution working with live mains voltage if you don't understand the issue(s), but please restrain from telling others, too, if you don't understand the issues. Thank you. Now on a related note, his project might have been more effective if he had just removed the heating element from the soldering iron and ran it bare instead the jar, or perhaps use a light bulb with the globe removed instead, and work out the immersion depth to directly smoke the oil without any cloth involved, OR just avoid mains AC entirely and use use a cotton shoelace in a jar with oil as an oil lamp to produce smoke... or imagine if you will, just using a real oil lamp.

ARCSTREAMS vape store or online but baby oil is much cheaper

Use breast milk

It's mineral oil 😑 Not burning plastic...

U may not want to use baby oil since it may be diluted w water, any water vapors is big no for evap system, will cause more problem, may b ok for vaccum leak which is not that sensitive to water

Dry ice?