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From: NEBF:06,07 | NYBF:06,07 | ONBF:06,07 | CNBF:06 & more............
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Brake fluid..??? 
thanks for the laugh guys.
I'm putting $5 on it being carboned up water from the muffler. No oil resides in the muffler.
thanks for the laugh guys.I'm putting $5 on it being carboned up water from the muffler. No oil resides in the muffler.
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Ok..Iam replying from my BlackBerry, so I am not sure how this will be entered.
Billboost is correct...there was no odor, it wasn't greasy, it was thin in viscosity...Exhaust/carbon buildup. This was a fun post, thanks guys....HE HE BCDI...I am still laughing at that one..
Billboost is correct...there was no odor, it wasn't greasy, it was thin in viscosity...Exhaust/carbon buildup. This was a fun post, thanks guys....HE HE BCDI...I am still laughing at that one..
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Originally Posted by bandit
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Brake fluid..??? thanks for the laugh guys.
I'm putting $5 on it being carboned up water from the muffler. No oil resides in the muffler.
thanks for the laugh guys.I'm putting $5 on it being carboned up water from the muffler. No oil resides in the muffler.
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Originally Posted by dillcc
x3 on that guess.
Look on the bright side though. Whatever it is, it will be REALLY easy to clean up now
Look on the bright side though. Whatever it is, it will be REALLY easy to clean up now
U so funny
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Originally Posted by petraman
Just looking at the viscosity of the fluid, I think it could be mud... was it raining the previous night? Oh, and I think a wife that calls you to tell you that there'* a puddle in the garage is a winner, man, haha
Secondly, My wife called me because she was genuinly concerned for the well being of my vehicle. She knows how much it means to me. She was serious. She took the time to take pictures and everything. She smelled it, felt it, tasted it.....OK not tasted.... (Memories of the Cheech & Chong skit) She laughed at the post also..
Make fun at me all you want, but not my family please.
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Originally Posted by Skippy1827
Originally Posted by petraman
Just looking at the viscosity of the fluid, I think it could be mud... was it raining the previous night? Oh, and I think a wife that calls you to tell you that there'* a puddle in the garage is a winner, man, haha
Secondly, My wife called me because she was genuinly concerned for the well being of my vehicle. She knows how much it means to me. She was serious. She took the time to take pictures and everything. She smelled it, felt it, tasted it.....OK not tasted.... (Memories of the Cheech & Chong skit) She laughed at the post also..
Make fun at me all you want, but not my family please.
My fiancee is the same way,she would let me know if she found any mysterious leaks on the garage floor.
Now,if I only had a garage floor to leak on
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Skippy...I'll expect payment from the brake fluid people.
And I don't want $5 from them. I want them to go out and flush their brake lines. It will help them stop better and understand what brake fluid looks like.
And I don't want $5 from them. I want them to go out and flush their brake lines. It will help them stop better and understand what brake fluid looks like.
