Panic attack

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Post 32766 by kdst5 on 2005-07-20 13:30:17

Thought I would give the old girl a bit of a service this morning usual plugs out etc just taking the plug cover off and tinkle one of the bolts straight down inside the turbo input :splat: , couldn`t even see the thing and no magnet handy :slap: had to cut up and modify an old screwdriver with magnetic head with a piece of string to get the thing out :rolleyes: . Memo to self must remember to put a rag over the intake pipe next time :slap:

Post 32772 by Wobbly Dave on 2005-07-20 14:04:04

Ooops! :slap:

Post 32778 by Al115 on 2005-07-20 14:24:03

At least you noticed at the time!!! :) Alastair

Post 32784 by dicky b t5 on 2005-07-20 14:35:38

Lucky , Think of the mess that would have made..! :slap:

Post 32792 by kdst5 on 2005-07-20 15:07:11

yes and not just to the car think the underpants would have got it aswell as the wallet :slap: lucky the hearing still works and the radio wasn`t loud at the time :D

Post 32794 by p fandango on 2005-07-20 15:45:16

the turbo went on my bro's Nissan 200, chunks out of the impella & thick grooves inside the housing they suspect was caused by a nut or bolt :slap:

Post 32806 by Vikingxl on 2005-07-20 16:45:49

Could have been very nasty

Post 32812 by spesh on 2005-07-20 17:09:46

Lucky Lucky Lucky! Glad you recovered it!! That would have been one very expensive bolt!

Post 32827 by kdst5 on 2005-07-20 17:33:33

lots of cursing at the time and relief when it finally dropped into my hand thought for a while it was turbo off job