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 Post subject: Hi-Po Throttle Body actuator assy. peanuts not included.
PostPosted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 4:13 pm 
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You know you all want the new fuzzy, high performance, throttle body actuator.
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Just gotta feed it peanuts to keep it working.
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Works great as a cruise control too.
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All the cool kids are getting them.

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makes the jeep go 10 mph (Meows Per hour) faster right?

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lol, is that a squirrell or a cat?

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Squirrel Power baby! 8)

funny thing is I live in a neighborhood in the desert. I don't think I have ever seen a squirrel around here. Only ones I have ever seen live in the open desert areas around here, closest I am to that is a few hundred yards.

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heavy leather gloves and get in there and grab it! the fur would just be flying! :lol: :lol:

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JJsKJ wrote:
Squirrel Power baby! 8)

funny thing is I live in a neighborhood in the desert. I don't think I have ever seen a squirrel around here. Only ones I have ever seen live in the open desert areas around here, closest I am to that is a few hundred yards.


Yeah, I've seen Lancaster. I have now idea how you got a squirrel there.

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I'm not gonna lie I would have started the jeep any way

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so how did you know it was under the hood?

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He's just looking for his nut.

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beforedawn wrote:
I'm not gonna lie I would have started the jeep any way
:-)r :-)r :-)r :-)r :-)r

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Edvalencia wrote:
He's just looking for his nut.

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LMFAO!!!! :-)r :-)r :-)r :-)r :-)r

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Bwhaha! :lol: It looked like a guinea pig in the first pic. I've never heard of a squirrel being found a on a regularly driven vehicle.

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Edvalencia wrote:
He's just looking for his nut.



He found it! :wink:

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I hope PITA doesn't find this! :lol: :lol:

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its ok i'm sure there busy up here at the Calgary stamped, having a hay day

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Diggerfreek wrote:
so how did you know it was under the hood?


I didn't until i popped it to take some pics and saw it sitting there. I couldn't believe it didn't take off running as soon as the hood was open. Funny thing is timing was good since I already had the camera ready to shoot when I opened the hood. I have a long history of squirrels messing w/ me since owning this Jeep so this is just another instance to add.
Not long ago I was nicknamed "Squirrel Dodger" by one of our members out here when I instictively swerved to avoid a dang squirrel in Big Bear.......Almost Every trip up there they seem to run out in front of me.... ever see the Geico commercial where they are messing w/ drivers causing them to crash and then high fiving each other? That is how its been w/ me and squirrels.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TL1uFjSbvnA

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The nut must be the loose one behind the steering wheel right?!

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JJsKJ wrote:
The nut must be the loose one behind the steering wheel right?!


BINGO! :wink:

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FYI - 2x check your wiring - there were rumors of Jeep using a peanut oil on the wiring harness (biodegradable)
and several folks have had problems with mice and a rabbit

http://www.lostjeeps.com/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=34608&highlight=rabbit+wiring

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 13, 2009 10:13 am 
Wow.

In the past week at work we've had a groundhog under the front subframe in a focus and a possum under the hood of a Dodge fullsize van.

BTW-1/2 hour labor for removal of squirrels...more dangerous (like groundhog and possum) animals pay more though because of liberal use of brake cleaner spray and prybars to poke :shock:


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JJsKJ: You actually swerve for squirrels in your ride?! :lol: I don't even think to not turn the wheel for squirrels, rabbits, raccoons.

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