case of the rodent

Just had the same problems and dealership quoted me $6000 for replacing the harness. Anyone know if its ok I have just the wires fixed at some independent shop? Any affect on my warranty? Only had the 4R for two weeks

If you have comprehensive coverage on your auto policy that should cover the cost of the damage minus your deductible.
 
^^ Yes for this solution.
I have also tried the soap technique. Found some paw prints in my engine bay and now every winter I take a bar of Irish Spring soap, cut it into strips, put them in a sock and zip tie it somewhere in the engine bay. If it's up high enough it won't get wet and generate suds, you just need that soapy Irish Spring smell in the engine bay somewhere and it drives them off.
I leave it there all year and then replace it when winter comes ... thanks for the reminder, I'll probably do it this weekend.

Been doin this for years in the house with the irish springer. Solid plan!:iagree:
 
What's worked for me is an electronic under hood ultrasound device and dryer sheets. It helps to have feral cats as well. Had mouse damage under hood, as well as nesting in the cabin air filter, on my '18 SR5 and my '12 Subaru Outback. Now each have an ultrasound device and plenty of dryer sheets stuffed in convenient places. And I've not seen any evidence of mice in either for several months now.
 

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