YOUR RESEARCHInterior rattle cured
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Since I purchased the car in July had an annoying rattle coming from around the center tunnel shift linkage area. I finally found the cause of the rattle. While installing the brey krause fire extinguishe mount on the passenger seat I found a closed lipstick tube, from the prior owner or a lady friend, in the metal area thats exposed on the floor under the seat. I wish all fixes could be this easy.
Come on JB, we can be honest here. If it was really yours, just tell us the color. Glad you fixed the rattle.
One bit of advice...don't try to guess who's it is and then do them a favor by returning it. Guessing wrong could have SEVERE, negative implications. Same situation with earrings...don't ask me how I know.
One bit of advice...don't try to guess who's it is and then do them a favor by returning it. Guessing wrong could have SEVERE, negative implications. Same situation with earrings...don't ask me how I know. LOL!!!
Did your wife buy it?
This brings back some very bad memories and good ones as well. She's gone now and so is the car. Gues which is the good and bad
Well it was not my wife (met her 2 years later) After a few weeks it actually became pretty funny. Thank goodness she had a sense of humor. Now that I think about it it was really stupid to just assume it was hers. Good lesson learned though.
I had a similar incident that I thought was actually a serious problem. The result? It was a golf ball which would roll only on certain pavement discreprencies! It was really driving me crazy until I found it and tossed it asap!
Hehe...try to convince your girlfriend that the panties that wound up in your laundry (and were not hers) really DID belong to one of the girls who lives in the building and shares the laundry facilities! Re: the lipstick....weight it down and throw it in a lake!
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