EWWW... TMIHi.
With the newest advertisement that Follows this forum, perhaps you ought to try the VagiSense internal probe.
Joke #1 punchline: Get a long straw, but you might not want to drink it now.As I was taking off the right side tank cover to fix my seatbelt, I dropped my screwdriver down in the bowels of the engine compartment.:facepalm I know there is a lower pan on the car so it has to be resting comfortably down there.
How hard is it to retrieve my tool and what is the easiest way to get it?
You do know the ads are tailored based on your search history right?Hi.
With the newest advertisement that Follows this forum, perhaps you ought to try the VagiSense internal probe.
LOL All I get are ads for POR15, tirerack, and other automotive products. I use fairly strong magnets too. Some are strong enough to work through body panelsYou do know the ads are tailored based on your search history right?
All I get are Mini dealerships, Vision Function, Sector 111, and Tire Rack. You just gave all of us a good idea of what you're looking at when not on Lotus Talk
As for the original question, I have a series of claw type and magnetic retrieval tools after working on mid-engine cars for so long. I just did this yesterday and had to lift the car and get it from underneath (and this was on our R53 Mini Cooper).
Dude, really? go to facecrap with that BS... sheesh..All I know is that I have been looking on -HOW TO GET YOUR EX WIFE OUT OF YOUR LIFE WHOS A TOTAL - # U N T!
Hello Kenny.Dude, really? go to facecrap with that BS... sheesh..
Heck, I "lost" my oil filler cap for 45 minutes early in my ownership!As for the screwdriver, top places are wedged against the alternator, against the motor mount, between frame tubes near the motor mount, in the manifold heat shield against the manifold, against the turbo or the flat part of the bottom of the frame in front of the engine