sil05tl

Man can't seem to get them out of the engine bay !!! just change the whole knock sensor which they bit off and foam clean the whole engine. Just yesterday when i open the hood, i saw more sh...t by the trany area!! Big droppings ... anybody know how to repel them with ??? help pls ......i will post some pics soon ....

The Dougler

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put a cat in the engine bay.

Bearcat94

Cat or a snake. Seriously.

Our cat lives in the garage. I do not have rodents in the garage.

That's my contribution to the eco-sustainablity cause.

nfnsquared

How do you keep the cat off your car/s?

ankur914

An inhumane way that works pretty decently are glue traps. I would say set like six of them up around the garage nears the walls and a couple by the cars.....careful with those suckers, they are sticky as helll!

mmade22

Just let a cat have some fun with the mouse. The car will get dirty with the cat walking all over it but at least your problem will be taken care of.

sam the man

I have stored my cars in the winter, the best way to keep mice away is moth balls. the odour keeps them from making your car a home....leaving the bag open in engine area and near bumpers.....Dont forget to remove the bags before you drive away

sil05tl

thanks for all the solutions but moth balls won't work, park it outside n still they come in , don't know what kind of rodent but i think my tl is attracted to all kinds hahahaaaaa. I just don't know where to park it anymore cry cry

Bearcat94

Cats are pretty bright animals - they've survived for 10's of thousands of years.

In that vein, the cat and I have an "understanding" about "her" space and "my" space. :evilgrin:
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Seriously - the cat gets under the car, but for whatever reason, not *on* the car. At least as far as I can tell.