lost bolt - even the simplest things are a headache
#1
lost bolt - even the simplest things are a headache
All I was trying to do is re-attach the catch can to the pass side cyl. head.
Two bolts to attach the bracket to the head, the upper one was no hassle, the lower one didnt catch and fell.
I'll be damned to find this thing! I've been on top of the car, underneath the car, grabbing and feeling everywhere i can see and reach. And I've checked the ground underneath several times.
I can replace the bolt easily enough, But I dont like having a stray bolt lost in there someplace.
Where in gods name could it have gone to?
Two bolts to attach the bracket to the head, the upper one was no hassle, the lower one didnt catch and fell.
I'll be damned to find this thing! I've been on top of the car, underneath the car, grabbing and feeling everywhere i can see and reach. And I've checked the ground underneath several times.
I can replace the bolt easily enough, But I dont like having a stray bolt lost in there someplace.
Where in gods name could it have gone to?
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I was changing the fuel filter on my Accord and dropped a bolt. Same thing, could not find it, looked over the engine God knows how many times. So, I started the car, floored it in the parking lot, slammed on the brakes as hard as I could and came to a screeching halt. I got out, looked under the car, and there was the bolt laying on the ground.
I told my brother this story after it happened and he says "what the hell are the odds of that actually working?" LOL
I told my brother this story after it happened and he says "what the hell are the odds of that actually working?" LOL
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I was changing the fuel filter on my Accord and dropped a bolt. Same thing, could not find it, looked over the engine God knows how many times. So, I started the car, floored it in the parking lot, slammed on the brakes as hard as I could and came to a screeching halt. I got out, looked under the car, and there was the bolt laying on the ground.
I told my brother this story after it happened and he says "what the hell are the odds of that actually working?" LOL
I told my brother this story after it happened and he says "what the hell are the odds of that actually working?" LOL
#7
Thanks for the tips and stories!
No luck yet, i've been all over the control arms, k-member and everything i can get my hands into, and yeah, i;ve even looked at the end of the driveway near my mailbox, . Nothing yet tho.
I may need to drive the car and stop quick - who knows.
No luck yet, i've been all over the control arms, k-member and everything i can get my hands into, and yeah, i;ve even looked at the end of the driveway near my mailbox, . Nothing yet tho.
I may need to drive the car and stop quick - who knows.
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I was changing the fuel filter on my Accord and dropped a bolt. Same thing, could not find it, looked over the engine God knows how many times. So, I started the car, floored it in the parking lot, slammed on the brakes as hard as I could and came to a screeching halt. I got out, looked under the car, and there was the bolt laying on the ground.
I told my brother this story after it happened and he says "what the hell are the odds of that actually working?" LOL
I told my brother this story after it happened and he says "what the hell are the odds of that actually working?" LOL
#13
I think its hopeless, I dunno where the damn thing went...and its not like its a small bolt, nut, washer or lock or anything - its a pretty good size bolt!
Maybe tomorrow will be a luckier day, a different attitude and a new set of eyes.