RE: Mice in car

[Jim Jablonski <jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Don't know how they got in the headliner, but a word of advice: check 
the wiring harnesses.  The varmints have been known to eat wires if they 
get hungry enough.

Regards,

Jim Jablonski
Royal Oak, Michigan
'64 Fury

Daniel J. Stern wrote:
> 
> Gentlemen and others: 
> 
> The Lancer has mice in the headliner. This is not a tragedy yet; the car
> came to us in 1990 with a low-quality, poorly-installed, inexplicably
> bleach-stained factory headliner, and so replacing it with a better 
> quality one has been on the list for quite some years. 
> 
> We have not yet cut the old liner out, the reluctance being that with it
> removed, the interior of the car is fully accessible to meeces.  At
> present it isn't, unless they chew through. Traps have been set outside
> the car, fabric softener sheets placed inside the car.
> 
> I know there are some small gaps in pass-throughs from the engine bay to
> the passenger compartment, been meaning to close 'em off for a few 
> years,
> and I'm guessing that's one possible entry path, but then how/why would
> they get *into* the headliner? Any thoughts on how mice could get 
> directly
> from outside the car into, say, the B- or C-pillar and climb up the 
> inside
> of the B-pillar and into the headliner area?


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