Grappler
14th November 2011, 12:48 PM
Lived in the county all my life and never had a problems with mice nesting in under the bonnet.
That is, until Ive had vehicles with sound insulating engine barriers, providing a perfect nesting site. My RRS sits in the shed next to my old Defender. They dont go near the D. They nest in the RRS under the engine cover. My previous vehicle was a a Disco 2 and damaged the wiring under the engine cover in that too.
As well as chewing wires and rubber bits the grass and paper (component labels), could be a fire source if the put it in a hotspot.
I have cable tied wax baits in the engine bay. Been told cloth bags with mothballs may be a deterrant.
Might try leaving the cover off?
Has anyone got a proven solution? No- Im not getting a cat!
That is, until Ive had vehicles with sound insulating engine barriers, providing a perfect nesting site. My RRS sits in the shed next to my old Defender. They dont go near the D. They nest in the RRS under the engine cover. My previous vehicle was a a Disco 2 and damaged the wiring under the engine cover in that too.
As well as chewing wires and rubber bits the grass and paper (component labels), could be a fire source if the put it in a hotspot.
I have cable tied wax baits in the engine bay. Been told cloth bags with mothballs may be a deterrant.
Might try leaving the cover off?
Has anyone got a proven solution? No- Im not getting a cat!