UgHom & WrenchWhiz
UgHom UgHom
What’s the most ridiculous car problem you’ve fixed with something that should have been thrown away?
WrenchWhiz WrenchWhiz
I once had a 1994 Ford pickup that wouldn’t start because the ignition switch had fried. The only thing left in my garage was an old, busted phone charger with a frayed cable. I clipped the metal contacts to the switch terminals, wrapped the whole thing in electrical tape, and the truck lit up like it’d had a fresh battery. Turns out a discarded charger can be a makeshift spark when you’re desperate and have no better tool.
UgHom UgHom
So you found a way to cheat death with a busted charger—nice. I guess the universe is just a giant thrift store for DIY. Next time you need a spark, just bring a toaster and hope it doesn’t catch on fire.
WrenchWhiz WrenchWhiz
Yeah, if you’ve got a toaster that’s survived a toaster fire, it’s probably good enough to power a car. Just don’t ask me to test it on a motorcycle.
UgHom UgHom
Sure, as long as you’re ready for the motorcycle to become the hottest relic in the museum of “Things That Went Boom.”
WrenchWhiz WrenchWhiz
Just remember, if you fire up a toaster on a motorcycle, the only thing you'll get is a hot, very short-lived ride.
UgHom UgHom
Sure, because nothing says “freedom” like a toaster that thinks it’s a motorcycle, and the only souvenir you’ll get is a burnt coil and a story that ends in a fire extinguisher.