"jcarlyle" wrote

Jim,

I'm not familiar with the syringe you speak of. It would have to be
small in both diameter and length to work, as the tube is only 0.375
inches inside diameter and is probably 12 inches long (and turns 90
degrees, too). I was thinking more along the lines of a cut down Q-tip
bonded to the end of a wire.

I'm also not familiar with air tool O-ring grease. I'll talk to a
mechanic friend about getting some. Thanks for the idea.

Go to the drug store, and ask for devices for giving a baby liquid medicine.
There probably are a few different things there hanging together for doing
that.

The syringe diameter is not important. The only thing being stuck into the
tube would be a small diameter tube stuck onto the syringe. Find something
for that, that is flexible enough to go up your tube. Fish tank air hose,
small engine gas line, medical IV tubing, medical tubing for oxygen, all
come to mind as possibilities.
--
Jim in NC