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I just got a new zippo lighter tuesday night, and lately the spark is getting weaker and all it too was ONE strike to light and now its taking 2 or 3 sometimes. What should i do?

You MAY need to tighten up the flint-screw on the inside-bottom of the lighter.

GOOD LUCK

2008-03-07 19:49:45 by nick

bought today :D

I know I can get them at Jewelry stores and maybe some antique shops, but I have very little time to get a Zippo Lighter, and does anyone know a specific actual address to buy one?

Also, does anyone know where I could get something Engraved that is affordable?

Somewhere near the Upper West Side, in New York, NY

if they have a store things to remember they sell zippo lighters

2008-07-28 11:30:08 by LAgurl382

The lighter has K M Kerr Mcgee on it. On the bottom it has Bradford PA. how do i find the value of this lighter ?

This was a special order, probably given out by the company. Check this link:http://www.lightermall.com/

That should help some. If you can send them a good picture of it they will value it for you.

2007-12-08 13:54:39 by bigjimjanet

turn it over. pop out the insert. unscrew the dial like knob (like a watch winder) it's spring loaded, be careful it doesn't pop out and lose it. Insert the new little red flint. insert the spring and screw it back. Fill fluid if needed. and - presto!

2008-06-01 14:22:10 by SwedishSexGod

can your refill like a zippo lighter with lighter fuel. its like a fuel and you put it on wood and light it. mine isnt a zippo but its the same thing with the cotton inside.
Also how old do you have to be to buy any type of lighter.thanks.

Yes you can just don't use too much or else it won't work and it's a waste because it evaporates anyways.

You have to be 18 in the U.S. to buy any type of lighter and lighter fluid.

2008-11-23 11:07:16 by Jeremy

I have a regular zippo lighter and after i just filled it and put in a new flint it works fine. But when i step outside the lighter will not light at all.

try pulling the wick up a little bit...sometimes they need adjustment...(and trim it with a pair of nail clippers so the end isn't frayed)

2008-07-09 12:44:40 by Ford