Sumthin's been a-nibblin' on mah RS4!
10-18-2018, 03:18 PM
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12-20-2018, 04:07 AM
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Opened the hood to do some fluid top ups, clean out the leaves, etc. Noticed this immediately.
<img src="http://www.tr-international.com/TTinG/nibble01.jpg">
I moved the fabric to reveal these scraps left behind by the intruder.
<img src="http://www.tr-international.com/TTinG/nibble02.jpg">
We've had some hellacious downpours lately, so my guess is some rat, squirrel or other rodent made its way into the engine bay, perhaps to get out of the rain, and probably wanted to keep going. It probably scratched around until it came across the fabric, thinking it might be a way in, pulled the fabric out, and began trying to dig through the foam, not knowing that there was a firewall behind it, obviously because it did not RTFM, as we all know. :-)
<img src="http://www.tr-international.com/TTinG/nibble01.jpg">
I moved the fabric to reveal these scraps left behind by the intruder.
<img src="http://www.tr-international.com/TTinG/nibble02.jpg">
We've had some hellacious downpours lately, so my guess is some rat, squirrel or other rodent made its way into the engine bay, perhaps to get out of the rain, and probably wanted to keep going. It probably scratched around until it came across the fabric, thinking it might be a way in, pulled the fabric out, and began trying to dig through the foam, not knowing that there was a firewall behind it, obviously because it did not RTFM, as we all know. :-)
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