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#631328 03/23/2010 2:18 AM
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Not sure if this has happened to anyone, bought a truck and the PO said it would start but died. Today when I was removing the exhaust pipe I discovered it was full of grain. Topped off from one end to the other. Not sure but I think this is not stock or a dealer add on.


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You're right, definitely not factory or a dealer add-on grin

Sounds like a pesky squirrel or some pesky kids to me.

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Similar things happen to modern vehicles when the converter breaks apart inside and plugs up the exhaust. I guess in your case some little critters were using it as a store room!


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