6pot
Well-Known Member
We've found that once rodents have moved in, even if you get rid of them you get more in the same place. I think rats are worse for this. I heard an almond being chewed through the other day so they're back.Bin working our backsides off these last coupla days.
When chatting to a bloke on another thread I went out to check the colour of my coolant and discovered a flipping rodent has been living in the lining of the bonnet of the D2.
This is the second signs of a rodent I have had this year on the D2, the first being signs of one having lived in the bigger of the two seats on the second row. I suspected that this started when I took it off and left it in the box trailer in the UK, (for the MOT, shhhhh!)
Saw a very small dried up corpse of one and thought little of it. The only signs were of the stuffing, if you can call it that, having "leaked" out around where the hinge mounts are.
But this second little son of a female dog got me more bothered as the last thing I want is one lunching on my wiring. So I took the lining down and removed the nest. It even contained bits of till receipt from a local supermarket and I don't even leave those things lying around in the car, so where he got that from I have no idea. Too chewed up to be able to make out the date!
I have owned cars since 1972 and this is the first time, well two times, that there have been signs of meeces in any of my cars.
Lesson learned, start the cars up and drive them around a bit, a bit more often!
Think 'Poltergeist' when you say that to yourself...