Any tips on reviving torch lighters that won't hold a flame? I now have 3 torch lighters that will initially spark up but not hold a flame at all. I've tried the can air and purge of the fuel with no luck. I used vector fuel and one lighter is a pretty expensive Vector tabletop torch that maybe worked for 2 months before it started acting up.
Thanks for your input!
Oh, and you’re welcome...
Hello all,
BTHunter wrote:
I faced a similar situation with a Xikar lighter and after a couple of tries with the canned air as well as having to empty out the lighter a couple of times, I was so frustrated so just blasted the air into each of the (2) nozzles for like 15 seconds. Refilled and golly, gee whiz, the lighter worked again!
Dunno if that will work for you but at this point in time, worth a try?
Recharge em with your ass gas, ButtHole Hunter.
izonfire wrote:
I read it as Butt Hunter... but I like yours better.
Hello Butt Hole Hunger.... what he said.
If the azz trick don't work, then next time buy a cheaper lighter. They all use the same Chinese made crap. There's no difference, they all suck.
One useful response out of 5...I guess batting .200 isn't horrible coming from this forum.
Batting .200 on this site is quite remarkable and definitely could be worse.
As for your handle, I thought the "BT" was for "Buffalo Trace".
Or not. [gonzo]
Palama wrote:
Pretty remarkable indeed.
I think your issue is with the vector fuel. I was using the same stuff and my xikar was puffing all the time. I switched to the Colibri 99.9999999999999999999999999999912% refined stuff. My Xikar has been running like a champ ever since.
The very issue was raised, you might get some answers there if you read the thread.
Good luck
You want true advice? Buy the bulk cheapies.