For those of you with the L36..
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In the winter you should remove your 3800 Series II plastic cover. heh. My mom pulled in the driveway today and parked her car and I was like "wtf is that smell.." I go up to the front of her car and it smells like burning somethin and ****. well, I take that cover off and low and behold there is a rat nest all under that cover between the fuel injectors, and under the little gap between the intake plenum and the manifold below it. There was a nice and cooked rat in there too. ugh. anyway, make sure you check under there for rats.
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I changed my alternator on my 1994 the other day and there was a mouse nest under it and between the upper and lower intakes. I guess it'* a problem on the Series I also.
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Hey, you know SSEi95 lives in St. Paul? Just in case you didn't know.
You guys should put wheels in, and feed thos rodents. An extra 0.00002 horsepower! Don't look a gift Rat in the mouth!
You guys should put wheels in, and feed thos rodents. An extra 0.00002 horsepower! Don't look a gift Rat in the mouth!
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