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Eaten wires?

posted by  tina on  Thu Apr 7 07:27 CST 2005
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Yup rodents like to chew wores - it is more the shape and texture that atracts them I think, after the warmth of an engine draws them. As far as I know all cars are vulnerable to this problem.

Remember to thump on your hood or tap the horn before starting your car when you are parked around animals - especially in cool weather - because often cats and other creatures will try to sleep in the warm engine and be killed when you start up :(






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