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You can do a google search, think a mouse can get in a hole the size of a dime, LOL's!!! Cats, as in more than one, are the answer. Easy to set up a mutual "win-win" business agreement; you feed them cat food and they terrorize the vermin!
Yep, about 15 years ago I found a mouse nest in my '82's air cleaner and it had 9 babies in it. And several years later I found a mouse nest in one of my kitchen drawers with 7 babies in it. The problem is always worse in the winter months when they are seeking a warm shelter with a food source.
Mine wasn't as bad as yours. Found a bunch of maple helicopters in one of my heads. On the side of the engine across from the valve cover that has an opening.
I found a mouse skeleton in a vw drum once and a nest with little bones in my 200ex air filter, going in and out doesnt bother me like when the little sob's feel the need to chew on something ruining it....
I found a mouse skeleton in a vw drum once and a nest with little bones in my 200ex air filter, going in and out doesnt bother me like when the little sob's feel the need to chew on something ruining it....
Been there. This is why every wiring harness needs to be replaced in my 68.
It's a 68 large journal 327 3933180 casting with 1966 461 heads a 1962 carter intake manifold, it came out of a 1960 and it was not original to the car.
1968 mouse trap
