DARN CRITTERS
 

Well Tuesday I took the Trans Am for a ride and she was running a little rich and throwing a code :-x. So when I looked under the hood I found this
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i9...3/100_3995.jpg
Along with the evaporator plug chewed up :-x

So today I went to my local junkyard (which I haven't been to in about a year) and the people who work there still know me by my first name!
Is that bad?:rofl:

Thats what can happen if your car sits for too long. It's a squirrel usually, but if could also be mice. I used to get that a lot in my outside shed, especially to the plug wires on my lawnmower. Don't know why they love that crap. Maybe they needed the part for their nut crusher? :hammer:

Ewwww.....Critters FTL!!!!

mmmmmMMMMMMmmmmmm critters and gravy...I'll come and hunt them for you:mrgreen:

that sucks rats usally eat wires

so do squirrels chipmunks and mice, and rodent really.

with all them leaves in there he must have thought it was already a nest....!!

The car sat for three weeks at the most....... since I'm home from school until next week i'm driving it every other day :wink:

and i did see two squirrels by my car yesterday and i ran out and yelled at them..... my neighbours must think i'm crazy...... i think i'm going to have to move the car to a new location all together

I know it makes me sad like not seeing you sad :wink:

It was a mess under there!!!! i have never seen so many leaves in an engine compartment ever..... i had to get the shop vac out! :rofl:

I guess this means no more long vacations for me :(

take a jar of very hot peppers the liquid is clear and paint the open areas around the car wiring a few times over the winter - now just remember after working on the car dont rub your eyes hahahahahahahahahaha its a learned thing i guess -- jz

i'll try that tip....... it must smell very much better than the moth balls thing i read :rofl:

use habanero peppers, there hot as hell, not jalapeño, habanero.