Who was the genius who thought of this?

[ghosted]

Originally Posted by two_wheel_mayhem

You are outta your flippin mind.

I see what you did there.

[i2disturbedSS]

Hahh - good laughs, good laughs y'all

[dantemcc]

Originally Posted by 1Coopgt

Man you are full of all kinds of flipping excuses .

You're right. I like to be on the flippin safe side of things, rather than do something that potentially is a flippin hazzard.

[two_wheel_mayhem]

Originally Posted by dantemcc

You're right. I like to be on the flippin safe side of things, rather than do something that potentially is a flippin hazzard.

You flippin figured out how to get the car started, that's all that really flippin matters in the end.

[dantemcc]

Originally Posted by two_wheel_mayhem

You flippin figured out how to get the car started, that's all that really flippin matters in the end.

Yes sir! You're absolutely flippin right! This thread did turn out to be flippin hilarious though!

[motorhead]

You should have just rolled your Camaro off that hill it was parked on and onto the flat. Sometimes the start juice pickup in the battery gets uncovered and your starter loses prime. Hell, everyone knows that.

[Mr. Wyndham]

Originally Posted by motorhead

You should have just rolled your Camaro off that hill it was parked on and onto the flat. Sometimes the start juice pickup in the battery gets uncovered and your starter loses prime. Hell, everyone knows that.

Is that why the newer cars with the integrated blinker fluid/start juice lines have issues indication direction on hills?

[motorhead]

Originally Posted by Mr. Wyndham

Is that why the newer cars with the integrated blinker fluid/start juice lines have issues indication direction on hills?

That's been known to happen. I think there is a TSB on that. I'm sure a GM tech will fill us in on the fix. Something about only making left hand turns while going up the hill and only right hand turns going down, I do believe. Could be the other way. I can't remember.

[Mr. Wyndham]

Originally Posted by motorhead

That's been known to happen. I think there is a TSB on that. I'm sure a GM tech will fill us in on the fix. Something about only making left hand turns while going up the hill and only right hand turns going down, I do believe. Could be the other way. I can't remember.

So stupid...you'd think they'd use a separate reservoir.

Aw well...it's a good thing the aftermarket offers a skip-blink fluid catch can for the dirty side of the battery.

[dantemcc]

Originally Posted by motorhead

You should have just rolled your Camaro off that hill it was parked on and onto the flat. Sometimes the start juice pickup in the battery gets uncovered and your starter loses prime. Hell, everyone knows that.

You're absolutely right. I should have rolled my car into the street without fully knowing what the problem was and hoping it was just the battery and run the chance of it not being the battery and then my car being stuck in the street.

The safest solution was to leave it where it was just in case it wasnt just the battery.

[Mr. Wyndham]

Originally Posted by dantemcc

You're absolutely right. I should have rolled my car into the street without fully knowing what the problem was and hoping it was just the battery and run the chance of it not being the battery and then my car being stuck in the street.

The safest solution was to leave it where it was just in case it wasnt just the battery.

You may want to read his post, again.....very closely.........

[dantemcc]

Originally Posted by Mr. Wyndham

You may want to read his post, again.....very closely.........

No need to, I'm not that thick.

[ZED SLED]

68 posts up til now and I can't believe no one has mentioned the flippin' catch can.

[jolson63]

Who is the genius that is jumping direct off the battery! The post are under the hood. Geez!