I have the Z in the new garage and something has gnawed at the trim around the garage door :eek: :mad: I think the truck is going back in there even if it means walking down the snowy, icy, slippery, steep driveway to get to it for work :icon17:

only 4 days of vacation left :(

I took some time this morning to work on my DD. The brake pedal was feeling spongy, and sure enough the rear caliper pins were seized on both sides. Cleaned/re-greased and reassembled with new pins/boots. Pedal feel is much better. Hope this lasts.

plug tail pipes? :icon14: no. i dont plug tail pipes. the car is under the cover with the exhaust tips inside the cover. :D even without the cover ive not plugged the pipes ever. :icon17:

wat are u going to do with a wire gauze?

:tiphat:

Trying to give them ideas about where to nest? :icon17:

Just messing with ya.

that sucks. ive had my 09 honda fit gnawed on that caused all the water temp sensor dtc fiasco. :mad: but that car's parked out doors and im 150% sure it was gnawed while the car was at those parking garage structure in the city. my wife's clients are in those high rises and only valet parking :ugh:

for my garage ive been using dCon no gnaw marks yet... :eekdance:
and no mouse crap either so im not sure who the f- moved them pellets from the tray :ugh:

:icon18: Hotel "vacant"

i wonder if a kingkong of spiders moved it... :eekdance:

or a gojira~ of ant :eekdance:

I put dcon in the rafters and under the tool bench. The bug guys put extra poison bait boxes outside around the outside garage too. :tup:

most excellent :tup:

may your garage be mouse free :D

That would scare me more than a spider lol. them things are strong :icon17:

living in the woods it's a never ending battle lol

hahaha... yah, i hope it was just me that did it unknowingly.

usually when theres a mouse problem, i think you'd see mouse crap. i checked everywhere, behind workbench, tool case, hose reel, etc, but none found...

maybe it was minny mouse and she cleans up after herself. :ugh: