> > I have had a few good ones with the die grinder, once I cut into my hand and > about I month ago i put my sweather on fire. I started laughing because I felt soo stupid and then it started burning my skin and I had to stop the fire with some beer. hahah what a stupid way to spend beer hahaha.
ciao Andr� > > > I am sure we all have done "that was stupid" things. Dave's opening of a > hot radiator cap as a teen reminded me of one memorable situation. 16 > years old, working at Goodyear Tire and checking for the source of an oil > leak. Since it dripped more with the engine running - hoisted the car up > while running and noticed an oil drip coming out of the bell housing > inspection hole. Stuck my finger in there to see how much oil was laying > in there only to have the tip of my finger hit the spinning flywheel gears. > Fortunately I felt it pretty quick and removed it just as fast - not > loosing to much flesh. Dumb thing to do, but gained some new knowledge > that day. Anyone else? > > Krister Meister > Bloomingdale, IL > '66 SS #'s > > > > > Dave wrote answering radiator bubble problem: > > If you haven't done this before, just let the engine warm up with the > radiator cap off. Don't go for a drive and then try removing the cap. > 15psi behind a couple gallons of 200-degree liquid can hurt. I did that > once when I was in my teens. Ouch. > > -Dave > > >
