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I found this under where I park my truck. Anyone know what it is? I recently had ball joints done by a mechanic and have a very long list of items I have done myself on the truck over the last several months.
Check where Genscripter suggested. It's a C clip and they retain throttle linkage, cruise control linkage and the like. Whatever they retain is usually important. Of course maybe a mechanic dropped it somewhere around the engine, couldn't fine it and went and got another and it finally fell on the ground, been known to do the same thing myself.
Ok, my truck has a manual T-19 transmission, so it probably isn't kickdown. I'll check the mechanical linkages though and see if I can find anywhere it might be retained. I checked the doors and don't see any evidence of anywhere that clip could fit.
not a door hinge pin part, but it may be from the key cylinder. some use a clip like that to hold the rod clip on the back of the key cylinder. throttle cable clip, or cruise control cable clip is my guess
best joke i did was let 15 lbs of air out of the passenger front tire on a blazer every friday morning for 6 months.
no tire shops could figure it out.
they even rotated the tires, so i let it out of the driver side the next friday.
he finally put 4 new tires on. the next day he came into the yard to find 4 flat tires.
best joke i did was let 15 lbs of air out of the passenger front tire on a blazer every friday morning for 6 months.
no tire shops could figure it out.
they even rotated the tires, so i let it out of the driver side the next friday.
he finally put 4 new tires on. the next day he came into the yard to find 4 flat tires.
ROFLMFAO .... extra parts in the parts washer comes to mind too, as it used to **** us of when someone would Hog the washer and leave parts to soak for half a day... for Heaven's sake we had other mechanics that had to clean parts too... Carb and Xmsn jobs were the best for extra springs and *****
"tire guy" and i went at it for about a year pulling pranks on each other.
it finally ended when he greased the underside of my steering wheel and shift ****.
and the boss got into the truck to move it before i got there.
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