Are you sure there's no eggs in it? Because I think I can see one ;;

If the truck doesnt work (It's been idle long enough for a bird to build a nest in it, which can take several weeks) I would leave it be. Birds don't smell as well as some people seem to think (many can't smell at all) and the mother bird most likely won't be able to find it if you move it.

I checked. My dad was able to stick his fingers in it and said there's nothing in there but feathers.

And the truck works. And been driven alot. Last week was my last week to babysit but it was droved everyday. It only stayed idled for 4 days and I needed my truck today. So it can't stay. Specially since my dad will be driving my truck now since it's more reliable on Gas funds then his Avalange is. $40 is a full tank on mine. $50 in my dad's truck doesn't get him off E very much and he drives quite a ways to his work. And my truck needs to be driven or else it won't start if left along all summer.

So sadly I need my truck. I'll part it in the same spot regardless. But has far as leaving it alone. I can't do that sadly. :< Why I want to move it out in one piece and place it in a tree behind my truck.

Well if you're sure nothing's in it, you should just pull it out with your fingers. Don't worry about destroying it-- mom won't find it anywhere else anyway, and she'll just build a new one!

Yeah I guess. Just I'm a animal lover and I know these nests takes FOREVER to build and I feel bad that momma bird has to go a remake one. ;3;

Burn it!

Um... No..

YES!!

My father suggests blasting it out with high pressure water hose

Yeah might have to do that. ;3;

I think brevity up there is right..i doubt mama would find it again and would probably build a new one anyways. As long as nothing is in it theres nothing really you can do. You dont want to leave it and risk something getting put in it

If you really want to salvage the nest you'll have to remove the grille. Fortunately, they generally come off easily.

Look for all the hardware that holds the grille in and remove it.
Give it a few firm pulls as it's probably held in by some retaining clips as well. The clips may break, but the bolts up top will hold it on just fine.
Be mindful of the side marker lights, as you may need to remove the bulb and pigtail (wires and socket) that mount into them. If so, turn them 1/4 turn counter-clockwise.
Everything goes back together the same way it came apart.

If you don't feel comfortable doing this, that's understandable. I wouldn't recommend leaving it as it's a slight fire hazard (though extremely minor).

Yeah my dad had the same idea. But the bolts that holds the grill in place looks weird and we don't have the tool to remove the grill XP

But yeah Hopefully I won't get home too late so I can get it out.

.....birds are jerks XD

They are. :/ They're mad at me. Everytime I chase them out they swoop down on me ;3;

poor poor poor pup