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Old 05-19-2007, 01:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Plastic Shavings on top of engine????

I opened my hood today, first time in about a week and found some plastic shavings on top of the engine.

anyone know where it could be from??
i dont see anything that looks damaged...


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Old 05-19-2007, 01:48 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Fan hitting the shroud? Hoses melting? Drive over road that's just been paved?
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Old 05-19-2007, 02:42 PM   #3 (permalink)
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x2; those are good suggestions! I'd guess accessory belt first...but the fan/shroud thing just might be it!
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mice? Out here in the country we have to keep rat poison uder the hood or they wii eat wires and belts off
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could be rat or mouse poop!
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i went out and checked it again, i know its not the fan shroud as it doesnt have one. previous owners werent good ones at all.

i think it is one ot the belts, they look a little worn
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Yeah, I always have bad luck with fans. My runner ate a shroud once, K5 shot a blade threw the hood, honder made the fan come on when the car was off and bit me, dodge cheese grated itself on the rad, and the stang's just fell completely out one day...
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Yeah, I always have bad luck with fans. My runner ate a shroud once, K5 shot a blade threw the hood, honder made the fan come on when the car was off and bit me, dodge cheese grated itself on the rad, and the stang's just fell completely out one day...
Jebus....CARma? Were you mean to fans as a child?
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Nah, but they've always been out to get me. Remember as a kid I leaned out over my bunk bed and THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK.

But yeah, so now whenever I see some wierd kinda shaving on the engine, my first thought is always WHAT'D MY FAN EAT!?
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