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Rats. Well, more likely mice. Within the past month I purchased a used 2015 Prius Two. Got it home, started doing the things all new owners do,...
We moved to a rural location in January 2018. We've been battling mice and rodents in *all* of our cars ever since. My 2010 Prius has been...
Many many reports on this forum of mice wiring damage on a Prius. They really like the wiring....
No mice problems yet on my 2013 but I had a VW Touareg that feel victim once. VW warranty won't cover mice damage.
i wonder if that's mice damage.
At a meeting of new Prius owners, our dealer told us that we should put the car's ventilation system into "recirculate" before shutting the car...
I don't think it was mice? It was a clean tear in the covering, and then a bit of damage to the insulation underneath. Not what mice would look like.
Rodent damage, maybe? Mice love Prius wire insulation.
+1 on bisco's comment. Mice can do a LOT of very expensive damage.
My problem turned out to be rodent damage — mice had chewed on wires ...
...An oil filter is cheap come on.... You may have really bad mice damage. The AC cabin filter behind the glove box and the engine air cleaner...
Not many posts of harness's corroding lots of posts about mice damage. So you never even saw the wire damage or what circuit it was on or located?
...the leg from the relay coil to pin 20 on the ecu is gone maybe mice damage mice love the Prius and will eat the wires like crazy. Usual place...
I don't know abt a spiders... but mice is a good point.. i hv seen some urban cities become mice kingdoms at night...it can do lots of damage to a...
Sorry if I wasn't clear--the debris was in the engine air filter. Just a coupled oak tree pollen dispersers, whatever they're called. In my view...
I could understand the headlights being out but the side markers too? Hmm. Has there been any accident damage? Do you have a mice problem? Often...
...If a car is damaged by hitting a deer, the insurance will pay for it. Then what about mice damage, seems in the same category. Just my $0.02.
The solution probably depends on your tolerance to dead mice. Peanut butter baited traps, sticky pads, etc will catch them and render them...
No real work done to the car. Truly trouble free. Front clip replaced due to parking mishaps in Brooklyn. No mice/vermin damage to be found.
I'd be clueless but 12v batt would be one thing to check..look under hood for rodent damage and in the cabin/engine air filters for mice
