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Re: Vents under front seats [Re: Banacheq] #942493 04/28/09 07:39 AM
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Maybe put a heated rock inside the footwell near the vent. Hopefully on a cold night, he'll come to rest on the rock.

Re: Vents under front seats [Re: off-roader] #942494 04/28/09 08:01 AM
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How about popping the seat out and peeling the carpet up and remove the vent? Probably the only way to get him without harming him. I almost want to recommend using a smoker to blow into the vents to draw him out.


Richard E
1989 Montero - Stock-ish
1989 V6 Auto Raider - 5.3 Vortech Swap.
1987 Mitsubishi Starion 2.6t, soon to be 3.5
1983 Honda XL600R
Re: Vents under front seats [Re: StockRaider] #942495 04/29/09 12:37 AM
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Start looking for a odorizer (whatever those foul smelling things are called) you can live with. You'd be surprised how much smell a dead garter snake can produce.


89 3L V6 5spd SWB, Aisin Manual Hubs, 2 (suspension) seater Raider in Wheeler, OR
Re: Vents under front seats [Re: Bernoulli] #942496 04/29/09 12:39 AM
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Start looking for a odorizer (whatever those foul smelling things are called) you can live with. You'd be surprised how much smell a dead garter snake can produce.


X2 dead snakes are nasty little smell makers I have no clue whats gonna have the potency to remove snake rot but I would be prepared to deal with that


--keRby

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