The Worst Thing that Can Happen to Your Car at Night and How to Prevent It
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- The Worst Thing that Can Happen to Your Car at Night and How to Prevent It, DIY with Scotty Kilmer. How to prevent car damage. How to keep rodents out of your car. How to keep rats out of your car. Keep mice and rats out of car. Car rat repellent. Rat in car problem. Rodents in car engine. Don't let this happen to your car. Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 50 years.
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1. The Mechanic Monday Giveaway will begin Novemeber 5th at 7 am CST and run for six days, ending on November 11th at 9 am CST.
2. There will be one winner of a rodent repeller system valued at $35.
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Never knew this device existed until you showed this! Again, sweet upload Scotty!
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@@scottykilmer John Marko 8501 E Ramona Madera Ln. Tucson, AZ 85747
Just received a quote for 6700.00 Canadian dollars for damage to the engine harness on my 2014 Camry XLE V6 with 57000 km on it!
4500.00 for the harness and 10 hours labour.
Going through insurance with a 300.00 deductible with comprehensive. Waiting for approval before work can start.
Too bad they don't eat undercarriage rust.
This made me laugh out loud
Years ago I was keeping my 1974 Alfa Romeo in our barn because at the time I didn't have a garage. By the way, a barn is a lousy place to keep a car. We kept a bowl of cat food in there to try to entice feral cats into the barn to keep out rodents and birds. While eventually that worked and we did get barn cats, this event was early on. I opened the hood to find the spark plug wells (they are at the top of the cylinder on the old Alfa twin cam) filled with cat food. It turned out the air filter can was full too. After that I bought a large inflatable "garage", a plastic bag you drove on to the bottom and zipped the rest of it around the edge of the car and inflated it with a filtered blower. It worked quite well, but it was a pain to pull the car out. Now I have a garage.
Scotty, the graphics of the mouse and marijuana is pure genius. Keep up the good work 3:45
1:13 that rat junkie had me rolling, love Scotty's humor and advice
MORE OF THE KITTY, PLEASE
Maybe Mr Scotty can give away an autographed picture of the kitty :)
@@sparkystrome25In pillow form?
Guaranteed to remove hamsters from your Kia Soul.
Rats would rather die than live in such an ugly car.
@@Dcc357 well there you go get yourself a kia soul and you don't have to worry about the rodents besides the hamsters of course.
Whoosh haha
Nice.
Lol
Rev up your rat 🐁🐁🐁
4/11nightnheaven dont talk About my girlfriend like that, I don't care what her teeth remind you of😂😂😂😡
I caught a mouse few days ago and dropped it 5 miles away from my house
especially those big block chevies
That's GOLD mate!!! Bloody good!!!
Lmao
Scotty, thank you for your videos. I am a self taught shade tree mechanic. My dad has to COMPLETELY rewire an ‘89 Ford and rebuild the engine after it sat in the driveway over the winter due to rodent damage.
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2. Common Sense
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Scotty does it keep the human kind of rats away lol
Thoughts on the upcoming 2.0L diesel ford raptor ranger?
that's a good thing I've seen the damage under a hood a mice can do
I should probably look for one to put in my garage. We have had an explosion in the rat population on Chicago. I know some are living under the slab.
Sounds like a good move. I had a mini fire due to a rat's nest once.
I had a Pontiac Firebird back in the day. We lived in the country at the time. I was awoken by the alarm going off in the middle of the night. I ran out ready to blow someone's head off. It turned out some mice got under the hood and chewed the wires to the alarm and set it off. A few days later, the car started smelling awful. I found some mice had made a nest in the back. When I removed the cover, I found a dead mouse along with more chewed wires. So yeah, those creatures can do some damage.
Gross, man. I had to find a dead mouse in a customer's car once. It was absolutely revolting. The car, the customer, and I should have been incinerated after that exposure.
A mouse had decided to crawl into one of my socks and die once, one also decided to crawl into an unused backpack and die as well, those things just die everywhere and are horrible to live and deal with. Thing is, they were even our mice, they came from next door when the owner moved out. They all died pretty damn fast without food though.
@@Delimon007
Wow. That's terrible, dude. I don't think I'd ever put on a sock or a backpack again. Yuck.
You sure the bad smell wasnt mouse farts?
"get a cat and throw it in there" ahahaha love you scotty
Scotty, you ever consider maybe your cat pillows helped out too? Lol
REally entertaining graphics. But what I really liked was that you hooked it up to a mic and found out that it really DOES send out those sounds. So much for it being a scam. Apparently they really do send out those sounds! Now, whether or not the rodents hate the sound, well, that's a subject for a doctoral dissertation!
My grandmother tried literally everything to get the mice out of her cars. Traps, lights, ultra sound, all kinds of peppers/sprays, leaving the hood open etc. but the one thing that worked was Irish Spring. Ever since she put a bar of Irish Spring soap under the hood she has had zero problems. She drive 3 1/2 hours in the Texas heat and the soap didn’t melt either.
I actually heard it when you put it close to the camera.
Did you feel compelled to run away from the sound? If so, you may be a rat.
I can hear the thing throughout the video, it's really ear piercing
pure cinnamon roll same
I thought I was the only one hearing that sound .
I think you hear it because TH-cam compresses the audio and lowers the frequency
I mean microphones aren't human ears so they can pick up things we can't hear.
Are you extremely fond of cheese also?
I've heard that rodents were drawn to the insulation part of the wires because they were made out of soybean derivatives. Don't know if it's true, I don't have any information about this but, it's just simply something that I've heard. I've never actually heard about the charge they get buy chewing on a live wire but, I've had several motorcycles that were in storage without any batteries hooked up and noticed some things got chewed on & some things didn't. I had one motorcycle where it got chewed up on the grips and they never touch the wiring harness. That was a 1981 Honda XL125S. Anyway, Don't really know why this happens - just know that it does. Hope this helps keep up the good work have a great day.
Mike Vandervoort I work insurance claims . 90 % of rat chewed wire harnesses are Toyota or Lexus .
Something for sure different about it ??? Heard the same rumor but I’m no forensic scientist
@@spicyroads Toyota, Honda, Subaru all doing this vegetable based wire sheathing. There are some class action lawsuits going on now because these companies refuse to cover the repairs under the warranty.
They lost the lawsuit against Toyota. My Toyota sienna engine was eaten by squirrel
Does it repel In-Laws?
WE HAVE A WINAAAAA !!!!!
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hahahhahahhahahha
No, just outlaws.
I need one for blood relatives.
Actually, I can hear the noise, it does annoy and hurting my ears.
You're english hurting my eyes
i heard a high pitched whine through the whole video
same, but it's probably because of the camera microfone, can't be sure until I try one though.
I can too. If we can, then a dog or cat definitely can. I have crappy hearing but I always ace hearing tests. I can hear high frequencies good.
@@rubiks15 if he has rat in his ancestry he would be part Jew
Need one for the wife... she is the pest and want to keep her away from me when I’m watching my Scotty videos!!.. lol
Scotty should use his big head cat pillows to keep critters away
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Your channel helps me so much about cars thanks scotty
I wish I had one of these many years ago. Rats did $200 in damage to my Camry. They chewed the heck out of my wires so needed a new harness to correct the damage. Never thought to use one of these under the hood. Thanks Scotty...Your videos are great.
Thanks Scotty, for answering questions I didn’t even know I had
Not sure I totally buy the claim that rodents chew wires because the 12-volt charge tickles their brains. Lots of unused vehicles that sit on rural properties, barns etc. have rodent infestations with destroyed wires, and those vehicles haven't had working batteries in years.
Ya. I heard rodents like the peanut oil or whatever they put in the insulation to make it last longer or something.
The wires were probably destroyed when the battery still works?
@@curtchase3730 They use oil to feed the cable harnesses through the car's body and frame. Helps lubricate.
Rodent teeth grow continuously. Rodents have to chew things constantly, to wear down their teeth.
Soy based covered wires. They are tasty. To rodents.
Wow! This is definitely what I’ve been needing for my cars. Rats have even made nests in the engine compartment.
I heard that mice and probably rats also like to chew on the wires because the wires are made from soy based ingredients and thats why they are attracted to them because they taste of soy beans. There is a tape available to wrap the wires to prevent them from chewing on them.
L S Agreed. The claim that they get turned on my the 12-volt zap can't be all there is to it, because rodents destroy wiring in vehicles that have sat unused for years.
Yep. The insulation is basically food to them so they eat it.
Yes especially in recent year they made a enviroment friendlier soy based kind they love to chew.
I'd suggest liquid peppermint all over and in small containers around the engine bay.
Best smelling engine in town.
@@anthonyc1883 It does not take years. I have had my wires chewed through in my garage and it was not even cold out.
Scotty, I love how energetic and full of energy you are when you talk about all the wonderful knowledge that you're giving out. I haven't been watching but 8 months and love watching about everything you have to offer. You just don't get mechanics to talk about the tricks of the trade like you. Thank you! Lee Bowers
2:56 mark...."they can't hear it and sleep right though it". 2 seconds later...cat is awake attempting to claw device to death.
Rev up your rats
What!!!!!!😂😂😂
Yeah, your Chevy big blocks!
Thanks Scotty for that information on keeping mice and rats out of our vehicles. What's your opinion on electronic rust protection, anti corrosion device for us drivers in the rust belt? Take care and we love your shows.
Check Ebay for a Rust Stopper unit for $40.99
Thanks Scotty I know a couple people who are having this exact problem !! you learn something new every day if you watch and listen . Thanks Scotty I will pass it along
Lmao at 3:57 I love what that hamsters doing 😂😂😂
Smoking a cancer stick?
Tony Hamilton smh that’s not a cancer stick
By the title of the video I was thinking this vid would be about the car breaking down in a bad neighborhood and preventing a mugging at night.
Once again, you sir have made my life that much better. Thank you Scotty!
Scotty, the type of guy that has every gadget in the world... (Ultrasonic headphones, wow)...
Amazing. Never thought rodents could live under the hood of a car. Ha! Can’t believe I used the word hood. I’m in Australia and we call them bonnets. I guess I’ve been watching too many of your TH-cam videos 🤣
@Richard Watson Jr. well some guys refer to their cars in the feminine and this covers their engine like a hat covers their heads.
@Richard Watson Jr. When I was little I used to think cats were girls and dogs were boys. True story.
Thanks, Scotty. Every NYC resident needs this. Rats run up to the engine bay from constructions sites to keep warm at night.
I’ve also tried peppermint oil but it ruins plastic.
I'm going to look into the Ultrasonic rat chaser you've shown, but something I tried that worked well for me, was some of those silly stick-on LED strips. They will also run on a 9 volt, or the car's battery. I had one under the hood and one near the gas tank on my old car, and it kept the little chewing bastards out of the engine compartment, and off the top of the gas tank.
Man, I laughed all the way through this video! Count me in...hahaa!
A coworker was just telling me about how he's had issues with rodents in his car wiring. I'll definitely recommend he check these out, and your videos!
You forgot to mention the tin foiled hot dog they left cooking near the manifold that drew the mice in the first place.
Wish I had known about this before the pack rats chased me out of desert living and back into city dwelling...2 motor blower units later.
Thanks Scotty, never knew such a device existed, but makes sense. I used to live in New York and sure enough, saw a few cars that sat all winter that had chewed wires. Engine bays and rusted rear quarters giving access to the trunk area make for good rodent shelter.
Hey Scotty, where can a guy find item number 2., Common Sense? There’s none of it here in Wisconsin.
You have to come over to Minnesota hahahaha
I am gonna stick couple of mouse traps with peanut butter to see if my car gets uninvited guests at night.
Love the videos! My wife and I have a 97 Corolla and I won’t let her sell it because the way you talk them old Toyota’s up! Almost 200,000 miles strong and it keeps on going.
What about Mother-in-law ?
Watch for cats near your tires too! They like to sleep there!
slav king yep, happened to my brother. Sucked.
Cole.
Warm places on the car attractive to critters?Absogorramlutely! Our family cat jumps on the block of my Dad's 67 Buick just before he gets in to drive to work (15+ mi.?). When he gets in it to go home for lunch, he sees a cat sitting next to it in the parking lot. "Looks quite a bit like Koshka," he thinks. Drives home. Has lunch. Drives back to work. Cat still lying there, next to his parking space. Also after work. Drives home after work. Cat not waiting for him in the driveway, as expected. Not in the house, either. The Bright Light Dawns! Tears back to work, fortunate not to have been busted. Koshka lying there, content, and if possible, even more relaxed. Gets up. Contemplates the meaning of life. With dignity and after some thought, accepts a ride home. Inside the car, this time. Cat looks even more like Koshka than previously thought. Dad's lap isn't as warm as the engine block, but a good Emperor of the House is prepared to make occasional sacrifices for the servants.
Good advice, my friend just had their car into their mechanic because mice at a lot of wires under the hood, cost them several thousand to fix it all.
Now all they have to do is add a cage, mouse-wheel, and a little tidsy alternator to keep it powered, Until you run out of rats that is!
, Scotty you out did yourself with those funny pictures of mice tripping out!! I bought a bunch for my cars and lawn equipment. Great video!
After spending $150 repairing wiring for 3 sensors, I would definitely say that a couple bucks would be a welcome purchase to avoid that unwanted expense.
The noise sounds like the old 50's sci-fi movies. Robbie the Robot?
Mechanic Marc Duebber explained that soy-based wiring and harness covers are environmentally friendly and save money.
But soy can lure hungry rodents much more than rubber, he said.
Always educational Scotty!! My 2008 Civic first rodent problem here in western ME was 2 winters ago. No wire damage but still a mess to clean up
Many SUBARU vehicles have wires made from soy, which rodents love even more!
Agreed that they love those things. I live in rural Wisconsin and will never buy a Subaru again after the mess that was chasing down all the gremlins caused by chewed wires.
My wife and I found that out the hard way. 6 years ago our 2009 Subaru liberty gt had a rats nest in the engine bay. It caught fire.
Here's my clean non offensive comment. I'd like to win the pest repeller.
It is really big problem for farmers storing equipment during winter months. Very good suggestion.
Rev up your damaged wiring !
Had a snake in my car in florida.
aqua ctrl classic florida lol
Florida man found snake in car
Same here, he was the salesman
The snakes will keep the rodents away.
The neighbors went tank fishing one day in their Falcon pickup. Nearly dark and about to leave one spied a big rattler crawling in.
They looked everywhere they could see and couldn't find it.
They g home in a hell of a hurry, jumped out and stood there trying to get their breath. They just left the doors open and cleaned their fish and hoped it would be gone in the morning.
Don’t Know what a Snake Thinks about high frequency
2:52 Love the cat sleeping on the chair
Knock on wood, I've never had rodent problems in a vehicle. This seems like a good idea though (cheap insurance!)
I had a couple get into a Ford Maverick that was being stored over the winter. They chewed on some of the wiring, but the real damage was done to the car interior. They destroyed the seats and upholstery. It had to be gutted out and replaced because of the urine smell that couldn't be gotten rid of any other way. I wish I had known about these way back then. It could have saved me from a huge headache and an even larger expense.
Neither did I till now, 10 years of driving and nothing, now it cost me $400.
Moth balls have been working well for me for years, but I'm ready to try something with less stink!
But... the poor little moths!
I use a rodent repellant spray but it smells just like moth balls!
go to Shawn Woods channel and ask him to test it i went there as soon as i saw this he test mouse traps and repellents
help me get him to feature it
@@sequoiahughes8536 go to Shawn Woods channel and ask him to test it i went there as soon as i saw this he test mouse traps and repellents
help me get him to feature it
Cayenne pepper
Sadly, this video was shot prior to me finding your channel. Sometime in the last three weeks squirrels, most likely, got up under the hood of my new Jeep Gladiator. Consequently, my Jeep won’t start, lights flash and errors codes run off like Christmas decorations. They’re even eating my battery…I can see directly into the plates, now. Hood insulation is gone, the battery blanket is eaten, and the wiring harness that ties all my electronics to ground is trashed. So although it’s too late to prevent massive destruction…I need to get this ordered and ready for when my vehicle comes home repaired.
Scotty, my car turns into a pumpkin around midnight ...how do i stop rabbits from chewing on it?
What do you mean I can hear that clearly right now high pitch sound that pulses I'm 14 years old but I can still hear
Scotty,
We had a huge problem with rats chewing up wiring. We could not use most of the conventional means of getting rid of the rats. The government facility had a few bleeding hearts that would not tolerate protecting new cars, trucks, tractors, semis, etc. We did find out that the wires were lubricated with an environmentally friendly oil made with a peanut base so they could be pulled through looms and plastic tubing. So the rats liked peanuts!!! We had to go move the vehicles around so the nest builders were “confused” and would be discouraged from building nests. So when no one was looking more conventional means were used. Peanut smelling sticky traps did the trick the best.
Cats are good as pest repellent too.
Mickey Mouse does not approve of this lol. 🔊🐁
I had a mouse living under the hood and in the dash of my car once. I could hear its claws scraping across my cabin outside air intake trying to grab onto something as I turned a corner😂
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I didn't know rats could get in a closed hood, they should make a spray for it
They could also get in from the bottom.....
There is a spray-I use rodent repellant on the hood’s heat-shield every six months or so
Good job man you have been putting out some very good content lately I'm liking the more positive feel that your giving. Thanks for today's lesson.
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Scotty Kilmer how far does the electrical waves travel ?
I haven't missed one video in the last six months 😐
thanks for the support!
the rats simply move into Scottys junk pile garage during the cold seasons then back out into the tree when it warms up - Rev up your rodents!!!
My Monday clean non-ffense comment today.
Morning scotty
morning!
Very timely video, as I've been researching this very topic.
Does it keep the human kind off rats away lol
Human rats are harder to rid of. You'll need a good plan for those.
No, but I hear shotguns do.
Morning Scotty!
morning!
Mice used to get in our camper all the time wish I new about that then that's why Scotty's vids are the best
Maybe I must win this thing because I always park my car near a sewer.
I hope I can win because I never win giveaways :(
Hey Scotty 👍🏻👍🏻
morning!
Gophers AKA Groundhogs too....munched a friends Saab wiring harness years ago...parked at work next to a field.
Hey Scotty are you still fixing cars or become a full time TH-camr
muscle Zhu he’s doing both
I live in Central Alberta, Canada, it gets down to -40c/-40f with the windchill in winter, I don't drive the car much in winter so I don't often plug the block heater in. Car starts fine when I need it. Is that dangerous in really cold weather, could the frost plugs pop or block crack like in the 60's/70's. I have 5W oil in my caddy, 93 caddy deville. Love the show, eh!
The block should only crack with a cold weather start. Abrupt temperature differential. The freeze out plugs should be insurance enough for a homogeneously cold block.
Even though your antifreeze may say only -30° protection, it usually warms up enough during the day to keep the temp level in your engine high enough. If you have a windswept cold snap for a couple of days, you probably need some kind of engine heater to be sure.
@@cbcsucks2205 thx, I don't quite understand, you say homogeneously...I don't think my car is gay? it was built in Windsor, not Detroit!
@@jinglejazz7537 lol, same temperature.
It's she sudden change of temp. Block is -40, cylinders much hotter.
The motor can take a lot of heat, a lot of cold, just not both at the same time.
Why do we not pour boiling water on our windshield?
p.s. I'm from the 'peg.
Scotty, U DA MAN! Clever solution to a potentially costly happening. Keep those informative vids rolling!
The Amazon link told me to go away
*Vaseline sounds*
Thank you for your great and entertaining videos, I've been working on cars for about 30yrs on the weekends and your videos really help my knowledge of cars grow.
Rev up your,,Mickey Mouses
A CLEAN NON OFFENSIVE COMMENT
Good idea!
Another squeaky clean non offensive comment
3:51 ahaha u had me in stitches imagining all the "High" mice
HEY
hey!
@@scottykilmer, it start raining out here in israel, no rats problem here (:
Rats want to revvvvv up the engine!
LOL... THAT'S HILARIOUS
Had a 2006 Super Sport Monte Carlo power steering line chewed up by ferrets when we were in Germany. It was not fun getting warranty service through Opel but they did a great job.
clean non offensive comment
Justin Y Winner!!