Tool in engine compartment from KTP
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Tool in engine compartment from KTP
Found this tool hiding behind the washer fluid fill spout while filling the washer fluid today. Best part was I got my hand stuck trying to get it out and had to call my wife to come help me get my hand out.
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Yes it is a horrible picture. Sat it on the hood of the truck thinking it would be good but bad angle and reflection. Does not represent what it looks like. As mentioned, it looks like one of the door panel tools.
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Sorry you think it's an advertisement. Wasn't thinking that when I took the picture. Others have found parts on their floor, hubs turned and such. I thought it to be interesting that a tool had fallen into the engine area and it survived there for 2 1/2 months until today.
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. Too over-sensitive these days....It's just a part he found...if it said Ford would it have been OK?...smiley face.....
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Story time...
Used to work on B-52's at Minot AFB, ND. Had an incident where two aircraft clipped wingtips during taxi. Inside the wingtip of one was a stray flashlight. All tools (when working on aircraft) are marked with a serial # of sorts. Traced the flashlight back to a depot level maintenance job that occurred 10 years prior. That flashlight had "flown" in the wingtip for over 10 years!
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