A MECHANIC has shed light on the horrifying discovery he made when a driver raged that their car’s air conditioning wasn’t working properly.
The content creator’s shocking find left fellow drivers spooked. Inline Blower
In a viral video, Tony Morales (@tonymorales2201) was seen disassembling the air conditioning unit when one driver claimed they heard weird noises coming from it.
The mechanic pulled apart the different components, trying to establish what was causing the issue.
He tentatively pulled out the air-conditioning unit before realizing it was clogged with leaves and grass.
The influencer then cautiously pulled out what looked like the remains of a snakeskin.
He then zoomed in on a snake that had nestled itself in the vehicle.
In another clip, Tony shared a similar scenario from a driver who complained that their fan wasn’t working.
The snake seemed to have wrapped itself around the blades of the fan.
In the comments section of the video, drivers said how they had come across strange finds in their cars.
One claimed: “I pulled a full snake out of a blower housing in a Jeep one time. Was nice and rotten.”
Another said: “I’d be hauling that car home and putting it up for sale and never get in it again.”
The U.S. Sun reported how one driver lamented her car smelled like death before uncovering a shocking find.
YouTuber April told how her partner Royce tried to figure out what was causing the issue, before discovering that her fan had blood spatter on it and a dead mouse was pulled from the unit.
In a YouTube clip, she told how the creature seemed to have made a gigantic nest out of her firewall.
And, viral mechanic Kristen Vaughn (@vermilionvixenmain) told how she discovered mud dauber larvae in a client’s airbag system.
Bug infestations can happen all year round and drivers have been warned that they should keep their windows rolled up when parked.
Drivers should also remove food and drink containers, which can stop vehicles from attracting pests.
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