Hi.
I bet you did not know that your yeti is edible? Confused! Then read on!
I took our rather fab Greenline Elegance to the local dealer in Carlisle (Scotland/England Borders) to sort a rattle. This done, the technician asked me to come and have a look at what he had uncovered. Removing the plastic engine cover he showed me the tracks where some form of rodent was munching away at the foam sound insulation underneath. The extent of the damage was incredible. So far they haven't eaten anything essential but I guess its only a matter of time. Short of buying a garage or parking it miles from home (we live in the wilds) it's hard to know what to do? Any suggestions gratefully received!
I bet you did not know that your yeti is edible? Confused! Then read on!
I took our rather fab Greenline Elegance to the local dealer in Carlisle (Scotland/England Borders) to sort a rattle. This done, the technician asked me to come and have a look at what he had uncovered. Removing the plastic engine cover he showed me the tracks where some form of rodent was munching away at the foam sound insulation underneath. The extent of the damage was incredible. So far they haven't eaten anything essential but I guess its only a matter of time. Short of buying a garage or parking it miles from home (we live in the wilds) it's hard to know what to do? Any suggestions gratefully received!