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6/28/12, 11:06 AM
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I never had an issue with the smell cause for the winter I also stored it with scented candles or air fresheners just as an added precaution. My cars were also stored with a thick coat of wax on them and leather protectants, so there was always some sort of chemical smell. If this is a DD you shouldn't notice a smell cause the car isn't sitting for extended periods of time. If it is for storage you just need to air out the car for a couple of hours.
6/28/12, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by GreenCars
Glad thats a dead one.. Those things in the city are fearless they will come after you!!!
6/28/12, 02:43 PM
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Cleaning the engine I've found a cookie on the intake manifold of my '97. I found some other food there on occasion. No damage. Cleaned off. All I could figure is some creature put it there.
6/29/12, 09:56 AM
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6/30/12, 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted by gashi25
Everyone could use a puma or 2 let it sleep outside of your car
I discovered a mud dauber's (wasp) nest on the rear part of the drivers side head on my '91 Legend last time I washed it & was wiping the engine off. Those suckers work fast, must've built it during a recent 3-day weekend (I drive my GT on weekends unless the weather sucks). It was nice-n-crispy when I found it (after a week of commuting), so I scraped it off & cleaned up the residue. Cars and non-humans do NOT go together!
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