'Customer States There's A Burning Smell And Check Engine Light.'

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Raphael Orlove
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I... I don't know how this could happen.

This got posted up on the greatest subreddit in existence, r/JustRolledIntoTheShop.

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Here's the original thread.

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The poster stated that the "Customer states there's a burning smell and check engine light." They also offered an explanation for how it all happened.

Squirrel. Or multiple squirrels. Not sure yet. Can't get anyone to reach in there and peel apart the nest. Car has been sitting since Monday. That's +/- 72 hours for the varmints to nest up.

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What does that mean for this unfortunate Hyundai driver?

Warranty job just went to customer pay.

Do not let this happen to you, folks.

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