Slightly concerned that this is in my shed Would it be better if it was on the car?
By the way, how about "Benneton" as an auto-correct for "better"?
Mystery shield (?)
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Re: Mystery shield (?)
Its a drip tray, it just exists to catch oil leaks.
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No worries then, as I normally burn leaking oil off on the exhaust, or have it confuse the speedo sensor, and put a fine coating across the rear of the car.
No need for it then?
No need for it then?
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