Hmmm, opened the bonnet on the FF and found that a certain furry creature had been stealing the under-bonnet insulation for nest building purposes - very annoying, and about £130 for a replacement:

thats a lot of money for a mouse....  ... - .- -.




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Check he’s not eaten the wiring on the drivers inner wing top... By the strut top! Mice like that piece of loom for some reason

I have just replaced a bonnet on an accident damaged FF and the old cover is still on the original bonnet circa 2012 if of interest fanders?

You have a PM Sir! Thanks for the tip on what else to check.

fanders

A big thanks to Cam-Tech-Craig today for letting me have a used bonnet insulation pad, just the job following my Mouse Attack. What a top gent. Nice to meet you Craig, see you again some other time

fanders

Your very welcome sir

Glad to have been of assistance in your hour of need

that title reminds me of an encounter during some holiday in Denmark "back in those days" when the wife had her two door TD RRC.... we had a mouse trapped in the Range.
Found a half eaten paper napkin one morning. Poor thing apparently was hungry.
It still takes me wonder how it was able to enter the Range.

Problem solved one evening

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Amazing how these little critters find there way in isn’t it!!!

Not with the panel gaps on a Classic

Little critters can get through a gap smaller than your thumbnail.

Some mice ate through the wiring of a 911 I was storing over the Winter one year. I found out about it because the alarm went off as one mouse electrocuted itself. Bloody smelly!