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Land Rover/Jaguar could benefit from this tape. Rodents love chewing on the electrical harnesses in these vehicles. When I ran an import repair shop, my clien
by hollywood_court 2y ago
Land Rover/Jaguar could benefit from this tape.
Rodents love chewing on the electrical harnesses in these vehicles.
When I ran an import repair shop, my clients owned over 100 Jaguar sedans, and every single one of them was towed in at some point due to rodent-damaged wiring. While the problem wasn’t as severe with Land Rovers, we still had more than 40 of them towed in each year for the same issue.
- tim333 2y agoIn one of my previous flats we had rats and mice which we ignored - my flatmate was jain so very live and let live - until one day I turned the cooker on and there was a huge bang - they'd gnawed off the insulation on the power cables. I didn't know about chillies but it might have helped.
- _moof 2y agoIt's a big problem in old airplanes too. I've known a few pilots who found out their nav lights (on the wingtips) weren't working anymore because a mouse got inside the wing.
- fatnoah 2y agoI had a Subaru that required over $1000 in labor replace a $13 master wiring harness that was chewed by a rodent. Of course, nothing will beat having a rodent die somewhere in the engine, and not noticing it until exiting the car after a 45 minute highway ride and making my in-laws neighborhood smell like someone barbecued rotten meat.