Reply With QuoteLol, ouch!
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Lol, ouch!
Car: BMW 525iA.
Engine: M20.
Trans: Auto.
Year: 1990.
Location: Durban, South Africa.
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I don't believe it. That stuff was just poured in there for the picture. When critters are at work in cars, you see lots of debris (paper, branches, grass clippings, pieces of plastic garbage bags) and nesting materials. And I've seen it often enough, believe me, because there are plenty of critters around my house who are fond of getting into my cars parked outside. Chalk this one up to another Urban Legend.
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Well if he was doing it at your house every night he'd give up as the nuts would be disappearing each day when you goto work.Originally Posted by Rob
Poor squirrel, would have been hungry after his big stash disappeared...
Hah - Yet Another reason to avoid taking your car to a shop for repairs...
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haha, well it was sitting for a couple of months, according to the guy....Well if he was doing it at your house every night he'd give up as the nuts would be disappearing each day when you goto work.
Poor squirrel, would have been hungry after his big stash disappeared...
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Ha ha ha ha! quality!
Car: BMW 525iA.
Engine: M20.
Trans: Auto.
Year: 1990.
Location: Durban, South Africa.
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Fake.....
If it cannot be fixed by the dremel or ducktape.. get out the sledge...
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Is that possible? and woudlnt the nuts disintegrate or really **** up the blades in the first place?
-Artem
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the blades are much harder then some nuts. i figure that a coffe grinder isn't even by far as powerfull as a turbo, so probably the nuts whould turn to nut dust in the intake...
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