Clean your udders
Drifting
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From: Ellettsville Indiana
CI 7-8-9 & 12 Veteran
Wounded Warrior Escort '11
I can't believe the design of these things based on their intended function! It looks like the GM engineers took a low cost design approach to allowing water to drain. Maybe I'm missing something...
Racer
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From: State of Perplexity California
Originally Posted by oahuyahoo
What would happen if I was to snip the ends off those so that the zilch will fall through?
Team Owner
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From: Lake Elsinore, CA
Originally Posted by Paulg680
I can't believe the design of these things based on their intended function! It looks like the GM engineers took a low cost design approach to allowing water to drain. Maybe I'm missing something...
Racer
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From: State of Perplexity California
Originally Posted by Paulg680
I can't believe the design of these things based on their intended function! It looks like the GM engineers took a low cost design approach to allowing water to drain. Maybe I'm missing something...
Le Mans Master
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From: Waldorf MD
Quote:
Originally Posted by oahuyahoo
What would happen if I was to snip the ends off those so that the zilch will fall through?
Small animals (mice) might go through and build a nest in there.
Originally Posted by oahuyahoo
What would happen if I was to snip the ends off those so that the zilch will fall through?
Small animals (mice) might go through and build a nest in there.
Racer
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From: State of Perplexity California
Originally Posted by Oldvetter
Quote:
Originally Posted by oahuyahoo
What would happen if I was to snip the ends off those so that the zilch will fall through?
Small animals (mice) might go through and build a nest in there.
Originally Posted by oahuyahoo
What would happen if I was to snip the ends off those so that the zilch will fall through?
Small animals (mice) might go through and build a nest in there.
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From: Glendale NY
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Thanks Steve
Thank you for the udderly important information.......
Garaged cars are less likely to have as much in their udders as those that are kept outdoors parked under trees.
Garaged cars are less likely to have as much in their udders as those that are kept outdoors parked under trees.
Le Mans Master
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From: Cresskill NJ
Originally Posted by jbone
Really? How do you get to those?
Through the access panel in the passenger side wheel well and removing the battery and going from the top. The passenger side doesn't have the udders, but instead has a long tube that twists and turns around towards the bottom of the car. Also, while you're in there it's not a terrible idea to check the a/c evaporator drain for debris as well to prevent a flooded BCM.
Chris
Burning Brakes
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From: EXTON PA
Cleaning
Originally Posted by Steve@CTCorvette
there are 3 udders under the wiper motor, this is one of the reasons wiper motors fail
here's a pic from Billdog350's coupe, H/C, Textralia OZ700, GM Z06 clutch master/slave install, that's the new Z06 master
here's a pic from Billdog350's coupe, H/C, Textralia OZ700, GM Z06 clutch master/slave install, that's the new Z06 master
Racer
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From: State of Perplexity California
Originally Posted by oahuyahoo
If someone could give me a word for bird s--t, leaves, feathers, branches and a host of other intrusions I'd be more than willing to use it.
Another option, thought not nearly as creative or original, might be "dreck?"
dreck (drk)
n. Slang
Trash...
[German, dirt, trash and Yiddish drek, excrement, both from Middle High German drec, from Old High German]
drecky adj.
I think I pulled mostly "zilch" from my Corvette's udders, but there was probably some "dreck" in there too.
Instructor
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From: Huntsville Alabama
Just cleaned mine. The front two were not to bad just a little dried leaves. The back one was full of pine straw and dried leaves. Also cleand off my radiator, it was not bad at all.
Thanks for the info!!
Thanks for the info!!
Team Owner
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From: Lake Elsinore, CA
Originally Posted by toxdoc
Personally, I liked "zilch." It described perfectly well what I had to dig out of my 'vette's udders. I'd vote for "zilch."
Another option, thought not nearly as creative or original, might be "dreck?"
dreck (drk)
n. Slang
Trash...
[German, dirt, trash and Yiddish drek, excrement, both from Middle High German drec, from Old High German]
drecky adj.
I think I pulled mostly "zilch" from my Corvette's udders, but there was probably some "dreck" in there too.
Another option, thought not nearly as creative or original, might be "dreck?"
dreck (drk)
n. Slang
Trash...
[German, dirt, trash and Yiddish drek, excrement, both from Middle High German drec, from Old High German]
drecky adj.
I think I pulled mostly "zilch" from my Corvette's udders, but there was probably some "dreck" in there too.
We should all be unzilching and dedrecking our udders in the next couple of weeks. 
