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Looks like you could have a squirrel living under the hood, I keep getting halves of nut shells on top of my battery, and airbox, also inside of the airbox, I'd take a peek inside of the airbox the next time you change the air filter.
If all looks normal then they could have just fell into there somehow, although I can't quite think of how they could get in there by falling off of a tree.
If all looks normal then they could have just fell into there somehow, although I can't quite think of how they could get in there by falling off of a tree.
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i had a simmilar problem with mice living in my airbox. them baffles in there make for an awesome hidey hole!
on a side note, you might want to blow out your drain hose while you are in there. mine was partially clogged and i was not aware. untill i was driving from birmingham to memphis in a 35* massive downpour. so much water backed up it seized the blower motor, causing me to have no defrost. when i couldnt see the road anymore i pulled over and covered the cowl with a bag and some duct tape. set it on recirculate to get home. lol.
on a side note, you might want to blow out your drain hose while you are in there. mine was partially clogged and i was not aware. untill i was driving from birmingham to memphis in a 35* massive downpour. so much water backed up it seized the blower motor, causing me to have no defrost. when i couldnt see the road anymore i pulled over and covered the cowl with a bag and some duct tape. set it on recirculate to get home. lol.
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i had a simmilar problem with mice living in my airbox. them baffles in there make for an awesome hidey hole!
on a side note, you might want to blow out your drain hose while you are in there. mine was partially clogged and i was not aware. untill i was driving from birmingham to memphis in a 35* massive downpour. so much water backed up it seized the blower motor, causing me to have no defrost. when i couldnt see the road anymore i pulled over and covered the cowl with a bag and some duct tape. set it on recirculate to get home. lol.
on a side note, you might want to blow out your drain hose while you are in there. mine was partially clogged and i was not aware. untill i was driving from birmingham to memphis in a 35* massive downpour. so much water backed up it seized the blower motor, causing me to have no defrost. when i couldnt see the road anymore i pulled over and covered the cowl with a bag and some duct tape. set it on recirculate to get home. lol.
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