German roach removal....
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From: Florida
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0l
he took the advice of the garbage bag over the interior bits and yeah the blower wouldnt work before he found out why, He took it apart and it was full of dead roaches so he cleaned that out as well lol. Basically any nook and cranny he could get to has been cleaned and poisoned. Im kinda jelly with his jeep a little, It has no speck of rust ANYWHERE. and 122k miles as well. Its just a shame it is loaded with these little bastards.
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From: Idaho
Year: 1990
Engine: Renix 4.0
I would personally rip out the entire interior, including the headliner and seat covers. Then disassemble the dash / hvac system. Finally wash all of it on clean concrete.
It will take a few days, but if you kill them you will just have a car full of dead bugs...
It will take a few days, but if you kill them you will just have a car full of dead bugs...
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From: Florida
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee(XJ)
Engine: 4.6 Re-Built Golen, 68-200-4 Comp Cam
he took the advice of the garbage bag over the interior bits and yeah the blower wouldnt work before he found out why, He took it apart and it was full of dead roaches so he cleaned that out as well lol. Basically any nook and cranny he could get to has been cleaned and poisoned. Im kinda jelly with his jeep a little, It has no speck of rust ANYWHERE. and 122k miles as well. Its just a shame it is loaded with these little bastards.
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