I pulled it out of my new HHR
Joined: 05-09-2006
Posts: 2
From: Nova Scotia, Canada
Congrats , I'm sure you'll love it and hey don't knock it. Its pretty quick with a 2.4L engine. I took a cavalier Z24 for the hell of it with my LT and they thought it was just a pretty grocery getter. Whats That Crying I here? Oh! its the guy in the Z24!HA HA HA!!!!!
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Joined: 05-03-2006
Posts: 882
From: Newfoundland, Canada
This is no way for a newbie to introduce himself but did you check it for drugs....coming from Mexico who's to say....kidding of course.
Looks like one of those extendable handles for window washing, tree trimming or whatever. Some assembly line body just left it there obviously. I have heard stories of tools in doors or other panels in numerous vehicles. Maybe he/she was simply in a rush to lunch and left the mop handle???
Looks like one of those extendable handles for window washing, tree trimming or whatever. Some assembly line body just left it there obviously. I have heard stories of tools in doors or other panels in numerous vehicles. Maybe he/she was simply in a rush to lunch and left the mop handle???
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Joined: 04-25-2006
Posts: 428
From: Fort Worth, TX
I took it back to my salesman and put it back where I originally found it before I got there, and acted like it was a part that should have been installed on the car for a cheap thrill. I acted very serious and he was totally at a loss, fumbling for an explanation. But I let him off the hook after a few minutes.
Its a manufacturing tool of some kind - it says "King Automotive" on the lower part.
Its a manufacturing tool of some kind - it says "King Automotive" on the lower part.
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Joined: 11-17-2005
Posts: 126
From: Springfield Vermont
Originally Posted by PhxHHR
It's the flux capacitor. If you run 1.21 jigawatts through it, while it is in place of course, it will make you go really, really fast! I heard it works best at midnight, though. 
That's plain silly. You cannot possibly develop over 1.0 jigawatts with a flux capacitor unless you are running it in direct sunlight!
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Joined: 04-19-2006
Posts: 457
From: Phoenix, AZ
Originally Posted by GeeMac
That's plain silly. You cannot possibly develop over 1.0 jigawatts with a flux capacitor unless you are running it in direct sunlight!
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Joined: 04-25-2006
Posts: 428
From: Fort Worth, TX
Originally Posted by GeeMac
That's plain silly. You cannot possibly develop over 1.0 jigawatts with a flux capacitor unless you are running it in direct sunlight!
Sure you can, you have to use the good ones that are still made in the USA. You must have had a cheap Korean flux capacitor.
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Joined: 04-29-2006
Posts: 249
From: Brevard County, Florida
Originally Posted by MikeX
Sure you can, you have to use the good ones that are still made in the USA. You must have had a cheap Korean flux capacitor.
Hey hey hey! I was made in Korea, (not as the nickname suggests), thank you! And I have a 10 year, 100,000 mile warranty! Take that, round-eye!
I got 'yer 1.21 JigaWatts!
