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Old 04-27-2016, 01:59 AM #16
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once you change that cabin filter... spray a bottle of lysol in your ac vents...

turn AC on HI and not recirculating.. pop the hood and blast away into the exterior vents..

thats pretty gross at the moment....
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I would start looking at all the under hood wiring, i found my wiring on another Auto parked in my garage, all eaten up by rodents.
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This is scaring me...ha! Now I gotta look. 03 have these? This could be scurry
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That very first picture from the OP .... Gross...

I change mine every year.

Just be glad you don't live in Europe. They have these little weasel animals that climb in the hood of your car and eat all the wires. And attack you if you get too close.

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My kids and myself suffer from seasonal allergies so I change this filter about twice a year. Does it help? Maybe to some degree. That pic is nasty though. Reminded me that it's time to order the filters again. You have to be careful here in the SW since the hantavirus seems to be making a comeback this year. Those screens are genius though.
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The air inlet on my 4runner is under the hood,and it's covered with a plastic grill.
If this is the same air intake, i don't find an opening needing a wire mouse guard.
Am i missing something?
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awwwwwwwwwwwww, gross!.
there is quick mode to prevent rodents entering...get fine wire mesh/guaze and cover the air intake area/port ..its the area where the hhod meets the windscreen,
search around pics of the mod is on the thread.

some1 talked abt pouring cayenne pepper or moth balls there, that mice/rats dont like them
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The air inlet on my 4runner is under the hood,and it's covered with a plastic grill.
If this is the same air intake, i don't find an opening needing a wire mouse guard.
Am i missing something?
You have to remove the plastic cowl that is just below the windshield. You have to remove the wiper arms to get it off. You will find the fresh air intake on the passenger side. Cover it with wire mesh like the prior poster did. Do a search on this issue, there are several posts with pics.
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This past weekend I dropped the glove box to check the cabin air filter and found this....wtf! Somehow the little basturds (mice) have be gaining access to the filter and having a field day. No damage to the engine bay, wiring or passenger foot well, they just seem to enjoy sitting on top of the filter and eating seeds. I have ordered a new filter....any ideas on how to prevent this from happening again?
I cannot sleep, I woke up having a bad dream about that picture of that air filter. only kidding. Hope you get it cleaned out.
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Peanuts???? Ugh!!
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You have to remove the plastic cowl that is just below the windshield. You have to remove the wiper arms to get it off. You will find the fresh air intake on the passenger side. Cover it with wire mesh like the prior poster did. Do a search on this issue, there are several posts with pics.
Thanks for making it clear where it is,man that sure seems like a lot of work to fix something that Toyota should have known could happen, and had it taken care of in their Design and Engineering.
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In cabin air filter...aka rodent lunch room
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Thanks for making it clear where it is,man that sure seems like a lot of work to fix something that Toyota should have known could happen, and had it taken care of in their Design and Engineering.
It's not toyota's to control you rodent problem.
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I'll bet that there are alot of cabin air filters, out there, that need to be changed.
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I'll bet that there are alot of cabin air filters, out there, that need to be changed.
Better get my cabin filter order in fast to avoid backorder status after everyone reads this post and admires the pictures.
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