My BP lost in my car behind the dash

Im happy you got him out, finally!

Here's a video of us taking Noodles out of the dash
https://youtu.be/VgRGDzCK5v0

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Yay!!!!
The relieved look on your face when you got him out was so heartwarming! I would have cried the whole night if any of my babies were in that situation! your calmness is awesome! So glad this ended well for you and noodles!
Also, I loved your remark "I dont care about the speedo!"
Congrats!

As a hardcore grease munkey. I salute you lol. That dash would have been shrapnel all over the driveway. Car looks newer too. All that wiring had to be a nightmare to fetch the snake.

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Originally Posted by Kris Mclaughlin

As a hardcore grease munkey. I salute you lol. That dash would have been shrapnel all over the driveway. Car looks newer too. All that wiring had to be a nightmare to fetch the snake.

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I don't know much about cars. My friend did all the work. Yeah, it's a fairly new car. 2014 Subaru Impreza.

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Congrats! Glad it ended well. I know how hard they can be to pull out when they're gripping something. It took me half an hour to get mine out from being wedged between my medicine cabinet mirror and wall. She was completely locked in. I had to just rub my finger on her while pushing up inch by inch until she slowly scooted out the top of the crevice and I could get her.

I hope everything works out for you! I know your pain of a lost pet in a car. Don't start it, if it's a newer model he should have no way to get to the engine bay, older model only way he can get out is small holes where wires run through the fire wall, if you lift your hood and look at the wall behind the engine you should see where wires rum through at multiple holes, plug those holes with something like rags to keep him from running into the engine bay and you can trap him inside the dash enabling you to get him without a chance of escape, check wires since they will run warm, metal parts usually stay cool so less likely for him to be cringed to one.

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Originally Posted by Albinoballpython

I hope everything works out for you! I know your pain of a lost pet in a car. Don't start it, if it's a newer model he should have no way to get to the engine bay, older model only way he can get out is small holes where wires run through the fire wall, if you lift your hood and look at the wall behind the engine you should see where wires rum through at multiple holes, plug those holes with something like rags to keep him from running into the engine bay and you can trap him inside the dash enabling you to get him without a chance of escape, check wires since they will run warm, metal parts usually stay cool so less likely for him to be cringed to one.

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Thank you. I got him back. We took the dash apart a bit with some help of my friends.

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Congratulations I was so worried!!! Phew WHAT a relief. Bless!

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Originally Posted by tembii

Congratulations I was so worried!!! Phew WHAT a relief. Bless!

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Think you. I was also worried sick.

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