Rapid Z

One of the main reasons I purchased my clear engine cover was after seeing this possibility. Bet the GM engineering team didn’t think of this scenario when designing the stock cover!🤣🤣🤣

Red rag

I’m going to guess that owner wasn’t laughing

TKKRCats

How is the clear engine cover going to prevent that? It is not like the rodents get to the engine bay from the top side.

Rapid Z

You can see what’s going on in there with the clear cover before it gets to this that’s how.

Red rag

I’m willing to bet it was in winter storage when this happened. My guess is not many inspect their engine bay while stored away. My C5 is in my parents garage while they’re away for the winter, nice part it’s a condo and no known mice issues ever that I know of.

orca1946

More traps and sticky paper needed not a clear cover!!

BADBIRDCAGE

I’m,sorry, i want my click back.

Nordie

My worst nightmare. Currently waiting out the winter in the garage. I've taken pre-emptive measures, including stuffing every opening with dryer sheets

I'm going to go out there now and double check. Where's my Bounce box?

Amoreloba

For me its


every time

PaulCPO

That's not a problem. That's a Redneck barbeque. Yee Haw!!

Kevin A Jones

Something such as that only happens if you let it.

DrivesWithTwoFeet

How often do you look at the engine?

DaveDMW

I knew a guy with a Cobra that started it one Spring day after a long Winter and acorn shells blew out the side pipes. Too bad the chipmunks weren’t home at the time.

Rapid Z

I inspect the car at least once a week throughout winter storage.

Vetteman Jack

Wouldn't be funny to me if it was my car. But hey, we all have a different sense of humor.

449er

Good ole spring traps & a little peanut butter will take care of that problem

Rapid Z

I catch at least 3 of them every winter season in my garage. Last year they chewed right through the wood molding next to the overhead garage door and made themselves a nice entrance into my house.

JDSC8VETTE

Spend 80 grand on a car then park it in a mice infested wood shed.

Red rag

Once upon a time I had a mouse nest under the seat of my Harley road glide and it wasn’t in storage. I rode it, parked in the garage and later found a 1/2 dead just born mouse on the garage floor. I was baffled at where it came from and only theory was it fell straight down, from my bike. It can happen quickly and in places you least suspect, not necessarily in your typical twice a week inspection areas.

Rapid Z

Only if you want to call this a mouse infested “wood shed” You might say my mice have expensive tastes.