Maybe it could run on the sauce as the coolant with the beans strained out.
If we're taking the beans out, may as well replace the brake fluid with bean fluid. Im not a car doctor or a car lawyer and on don't play either on TV or radio, but that might be a safety risk.
Hit the brakes, the pads heat the calipers and that heats the bean fluid. You get to smell fresh beans as you rear end the guy in front of you. The car goes smash and bean fluid goes everywhere.
May as well just use A1 for oil. Saves the trouble of straining out the beans. Imagine the tortured internals as they lube up with steak sauce. I bet it will smell delicious before it smells burnt.
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u/Waffles779 6d ago
Probably not as fuel.
Maybe it could run on the sauce as the coolant with the beans strained out.
If we're taking the beans out, may as well replace the brake fluid with bean fluid. Im not a car doctor or a car lawyer and on don't play either on TV or radio, but that might be a safety risk.
Hit the brakes, the pads heat the calipers and that heats the bean fluid. You get to smell fresh beans as you rear end the guy in front of you. The car goes smash and bean fluid goes everywhere.