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Take a small metal tin, drill some holes in the side. Put moth balls in there and just leave it under the car. I just leave mine out there all winter. Summertime, I plant Catnip as close to the car as I can. It won't keep the rodents away but what it attracts will. |
Funny that I see this thread now. I had an issue where my automatic transmission was all screwed up. My car would make this really hard shift every time I shifted my car from P to R or P to D or R to D. Basically felt like a really, really bad manual shift where you're grinding the clutch. I got worried so I took it in and apparently some rodents chewed through one of the transmission cables in my car |
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I had this issue with them crawling into my engine bay, didn't chew anything however my wife wasn't so lucky. I went to change her headlight bulb and when I opened the hood I noticed a nest and some wires chewed partially through. The weird thing is her car has never been parked outside so it got in our garage. I got rid of it's nest, fixed the wires and set up a bunch of traps but the fucker never came back. I'm going to try the Dryer Sheets under my hood I've heard that from a few people, see if it makes a difference. |
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