This is why I hate wildlife
^^ the rat bastid is somewhere under the front trunk. for those of you unfamiliar with the MR2, it is a mid-engine car. the front trunk is pretty big and the underside of it has a lot of places for something to crawl up into and hide.
After spending almost 3 hours taking apart the front end of the car, I found no rodent. No chewed up wires either.
Couldn't isolate the speedo cable either. So I think I've resigned myself to taking it to Springfield Toyota. Hopefully I won't go broke.
Couldn't isolate the speedo cable either. So I think I've resigned myself to taking it to Springfield Toyota. Hopefully I won't go broke.
that stinks bro
so there wasn't anything? were you hallucinating or something
justmessin....so was there nothing? or was there a rodent, that just didn't bite through your wires?
so there wasn't anything? were you hallucinating or something
justmessin....so was there nothing? or was there a rodent, that just didn't bite through your wires?
Well my friend and I definitely heard something last night as we started taking apart the underside of the front dash. Once we removed most of the panels and the front hood and started getting flashlights in there, we couldn't find anything. We're thinking it might have gotten scared and ran off somewhere outside. We couldn't find any chewed wires or other signs that there was a rodent still in the car. But we also couldn't isolate the speedo cable, so I don't know for sure why it stopped working. The odometer is reading 139,500 miles. So maybe it was time for the cable to break.
For 3 hours' work, I have more peace of mind that there isn't anything in my car anymore. Now I just have to fix that speedo cable/gear.
For 3 hours' work, I have more peace of mind that there isn't anything in my car anymore. Now I just have to fix that speedo cable/gear.
Originally Posted by aussie export,Oct 27 2006, 10:48 AM
For 3 hours' work, I have more peace of mind that there isn't anything in my car anymore. Now I just have to fix that speedo cable/gear.


