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Visit 4 year s ago
The last one is also used in mexican king's cake, The bakers put some of them, when you cut your Alice (it's The tradition) and if You find it, represents The born of Jesus, so You have to invite everybody to eat tamales on February 2nd "Day of la Candelaria". https://blog.mexgrocer.com/rosca-de-reyes-mexican-tradition/
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Circus 4 year s ago
#18 is also upside down. Poor guy
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Amazing 4 year s ago
#10 is a vent to release air trapped in radiator
My car broke down, and this was under it. Car will start, but won’t drive or reverse, only makes loud cracking noise.
A: The good news is that this is not a piece of the transmission. The bad news is that this is a piece out of one of the CV joints. The ring in the middle.
This means that the axle is broken, and the car won’t drive because the differential is sending all the power to that axle, which is what they do. The crackling is whatever is broken spinning around and hitting things. The good news is that if nothing else is broken, it just means replacing the axle and CV joints, which isn’t nearly as bad as a new transmission.
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Visit 4 year s ago
The last one is also used in mexican king's cake, The bakers put some of them, when you cut your Alice (it's The tradition) and if You find it, represents The born of Jesus, so You have to invite everybody to eat tamales on February 2nd "Day of la Candelaria". https://blog.mexgrocer.com/rosca-de-reyes-mexican-tradition/
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Circus 4 year s ago
#18 is also upside down. Poor guy
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Amazing 4 year s ago
#10 is a vent to release air trapped in radiator