

| Subject: | Re: Why you stick your head in your engine now and again... |
| From: | Janne Ruohom�ki |
| Date: | Tue, 25 May 2010 12:54:05 +0300 |
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 12:20 PM, David Cohen <Mtbdavid2@aol.com> wrote: > Hi Robert, > �I am glad your experience of looking under the hood in your Vanagon > didn't turn out as disastrous as mine. �My Vanagon has been running rough �for > quite some time so I thought I would check for an air leak. �I started �up > the motor and put my head into the engine compartment, with my ear to the > motor. �Next thing I know I am on the ground with a splitting headache and > blood dripping from my forehead. �I forgot that I had a hoody on with tie > strings on the hood. �The strings got caught in the alternator belt when I > turned my head towards the motor, then my forehead was immediately slammed in > the tin where the is supposed to be a seal but mine was missing where I �hit. > > To make a long story longer I ended up at emergency to get my head stitched > �up. �I have a nice new C shaped scar above my eyebrow going up my forehead > �and my motor still runs rough. All I can say is Do Not wear a hoody with > tie �strings when you work on a running motor. Whaat.. You went through all this and no link to youtube ?! I did the same with my long hair once, but with more like D-shaped scar. Does that mean You did it better ? Good thing neither of us got an F. Lucky me, since I bought my van the pace of my hair loss has quadrupled. I dont use hoodies so soon Ill be completely safe from this without any unnatural and painful hair cutting . Anyways I am planning to spend most of the summer under my van, so I wont be getting any sunburns to my virgin hairless head.
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