Automotive Knowledge Test

Dunno, but the Korean war vintage heliocopter known the the Army as the OH-13 had a Jesus nut at the top of the rotor mast. You can guess how it got the name.

When I changed the points in my old '56 IH S-120 4x4 there was a tiny little pin that held something in place. If you dropped it...Oh Jesus!

Pitter - that's what I always new it as. A little tiny winged pin too small to find easy.

most things automotive end up jesusmaryandjoseph at some point

however

all I can think of now..and not get out of my head forcryinoutloud is that it must be some automotive attachment for a statue, coin, crucifix, something

maybe a bobblehead jesus

I dont know

That means if it falls out of the engine you say, "Oh Jesus" ........

Down here they've a mechanical Santa Clause doll in all the store windows at Christmas time that wriggles back and forth dancing merengue but a bobblehead Jesus...I want one!

I mentioned to my mechanic that I had a hell of a time getting a small circlip, a "C" shaped spring clip that slips on a slotted or grooved shaft to retain whatever. I told him I kept losing them as they flew through the air to land I know not where. He said that's why they call them Jesus clips.
BIZZZEEEEEEENNNG "JESUS, THERE GOES ANOTHER ONE!!"