Dropped a tool into engine, now what
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Dropped a tool into engine, now what
I was replacing timing chain on my R56 Mini cooper S, N-18. Well I was chasing a thread on the vlave deck wth my small tap and the handle on the tap 1/4" in diameter and 3 inches long jumps down one of the oil passages. I tried to turn the engine over using the crank pulley with a wrench. It move some and now is lodged stuck., So what do I do now. I was thinking of removing oil pan to see if i get a better view. Any other recommendations?,
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Do you have one of those tiny grabber claws? I used those when the magnetic one does not work. Or is there no room?
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-lisle-pa.../lis31140~lis/
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-lisle-pa.../lis31140~lis/
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