stackyFACTSPopping the hood on a modern car reveals absolutely nothing mechanical. Automakers now slap a giant, molded piece of black plastic over the entire engine block. It serves no structural purpose; it merely hides the ugly, chaotic mess of wires and hoses so you don't get intimidated when checking your oil.
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