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Posted by Paul from MI on January 28, 2007 at 06:52:40 from (68.41.191.186):
In Reply to: Mice in the motor! posted by Oliverific on January 27, 2007 at 16:56:58:
I once bought a 1964 Ford truck with the old 292 Y block V-8 in iut. It sat for years under a wild cherry tree with an open exhaust pipe-no muffler. Engine was stuck solid. The mice had carried cherries up the exhaust pipe and into all of the manifold/cylinders on one bank. They couldn"t get to the other bank because the heat riser valve waws closed. A complete overhaul and we used it for years, but I probably clened out two quarts of cherry pits. They even filled up the bell housing too. Paul
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