Can't see itCan you see the tool?
Could you make a "rope" from sound deadening material or something similar? Or wrap it around the end of a hosepipe sticky side out? That stuff is very sticky and might grip enough.
I doubt it. If so you need a noisier wife.Its not the cost - the mrs is worried it will rattle....
The cill is normally a closed box profile so I don’t think you have access to the trim tool.So looking at some videos of diesel tank removal would i be correct in thinking these grommets may go to where the tool is?
Good call - i have a wireless 3 metre flexi endoscope camera so i am going to have a look with it tomorrow eveningThe cill is normally a closed box profile so I don’t think you have access to the trim tool.
I’d wait until you drive it, if it makes a noise put something else down the pillar to keep it company, highly unlikely it going to make any noise at all.
Yes i have one so will try tomorrow - thanksGive something like this a go for the money, once you've found it you'll have a better idea of how or if you'll get it out.
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I pulled a new cable under my kitchen floor by sending my cat down a hole attached to a piece of string and retrieved the cat through a hole on the other side of the room.Good call - i have a wireless 3 metre flexi endoscope camera so i am going to have a look with it tomorrow evening
I can imagine the next post!I pulled a new cable under my kitchen floor by sending my cat down a hole attached to a piece of string and retrieved the cat through a hole on the other side of the room.
Sometimes you have to get creative.
Wouldn't have a mice problem thoughI can imagine the next post!
Lost Cat down C pillar.
"It's making a lot of noise, any suggestions?"
Next post:
" Give it a few days and the meowing will stop. The smell might be your biggest worry after a week of two!"