I hope not. I am under our WRX, replacing the O2 sensors.Truth..... Oh My God the painful, raw, unfiltered truth!
Beware the bolt, secretly plotting against you.......
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Good luck! Exhaust bolts and fittings are the most brittle things known to man.I hope not. I am under our WRX, replacing the O2 sensors.
My mum used to say: "Always wear clean underwear.".My pap always used to say "Keep your nose clean."
Good luck! Exhaust bolts and fittings are the most brittle things known to man.
I think the skid panel was why my mum used to tell me to wear clean underwear.The old sensors came out without issue. Subaru was good about keeping the sensors protected from the elements. Because the engine is a flat 4 and turbocharged, the Cat and sensors are behind the front bumper, and out of the weather.
All it took to access was a partial removal of the plastic skid panel.
Underwear? I quit wearing those some years ago.I think the skid panel was why my mum used to tell me to wear clean underwear.
Yeah. I haven't worn it for over 50 years. It causes a host of problems and cures none.Underwear? I quit wearing those some years ago.![]()
Always!I hope you two are minding your zippers.
There have been some incidents over the years, nothing I couldn't extricate myself from without admission to hospital. Nightmare stuff actually but I got 'myself' out of entrapment. Let me put it this way, if one's zip is up but part of one is still outside the zip, It ain't gonna be a good day. Might still elicit a mental wince or two. That's the price one pays.I hope you two are minding your zippers.
Many ERs won't accept you if you have skid marks on your underwear.Never quite got the thing about clean underwear. You might get hit by a bus? Gimme a break!! Maybe two! If I get hit by a bus, someone seeing my skivvies is the LAST thing I'm gonna be worried about!
EDIT: That's not to say I don't put clean ones on every morning, just so we're clear.....
As long as it stops short. Guaranteed there will be an underwear change after that.What if the skid marks are from the bus's tires?
If you weren't involved in a bus accident, you'll have some explaining to do to the ER Doc and your Mom.What if the skid marks are from the bus's tires?
As a wise man once said, 'Oh, HELL yeah!"As long as it stops short. Guaranteed there will be an underwear change after that.