I've never seen anything like this. I pulled off my seat and noticed that some wires were missing insulation. First thing I thought was they were rubbing on something causing the insulation to wear off. I looked closer and noticed that not only the wires were worn, but chunks of plastic missing from the fuse box. I'm so mad. I know it must have been a mouse because there's mouse $hit. Luckily it looks like I just have to replace the fuse box and short pack of wires off it. Frustrating.

 

time for a cat

like your icon

 

I didnt mean arctic cat either

 

I have never been able to see what mice like about wires, I have had my days with them to. they get in to my house a/c unit in the backyard, I caulked up all the holes and even sprayed WD40 on every thing to make it "distasteful" but they came right back and chewd up some more wires and peed on all the circut boards, cost big$$$$ to repair, and this year I already took the cover off, and they were back again.someone told me to use silicone caulk mixed with steel wool, and they wouldn't chew through. any Ideas would be helpful at this point. thanks Yetti

 

I can commiserate with you-I have a "project car" that the little beasts infested. Too bad they oulawed PBB or is it DDT,( just kidding fella's) LOL

 

Place a bars of Irish Spring hand soap around. For some reason mice hate the smell of that soap and stay away.

 

i have found that my trusty BB gun has taken care of all the mice problems we have [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I got the replacement fuse box in from ronayers. It was pretty cheap. I think it was less than $15 and came with all the fuses. Luckily I don't think the mouse got at the main wiring harness, because the main wiring harness is several hundred dollars!