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03-04-2005, 04:00
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| Civilians |  Re: Screw Falls In Defroster Duct, Is This A Problem? Harry Face wrote: > Well dumb-dumb removed the Instrument Panel, dropped the 1-1/2" long screw trying to > get it throught the hole in the IP and naturally it imediately falls > into the left hand defroster duct. > Did the screw fall into an area where it might jam moving parts? > Probably no chance the screw would fall out the floor discharge vent. It might. Take it out on a slalom course, HF. lol. In all seriosness, that vent is the farthest point from the blower fan, so I wouldn't worry. Of course, I also would have fished it out with a flexy magnet tool by now. GW |
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