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Buick455 · 10-11-2010, 07:45 PM

I pulled my 350 engine a few weeks ago and thought I had plugged all the holes but forgot the exhaust. I removed the manifolds and there was stink bugs hanging on the valve stems. This is in my shop. I vacuumed them up and plugged the ports. Tonight I started my 1992 Chevy truck and at least 100 were under the battery and in the alternator. I have to brush them away from the doors to get in the house. This is worse than the Lady bugs.

10-11-2010, 07:45 PM	#1
Buick455 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Amherst VA Posts: 150	stink bugs I pulled my 350 engine a few weeks ago and thought I had plugged all the holes but forgot the exhaust. I removed the manifolds and there was stink bugs hanging on the valve stems. This is in my shop. I vacuumed them up and plugged the ports. Tonight I started my 1992 Chevy truck and at least 100 were under the battery and in the alternator. I have to brush them away from the doors to get in the house. This is worse than the Lady bugs.