How do I stop mice from getting into 2002 Honda CRV? Heard something about a screen over cabin air filter?

Asked by Peggy Apr 20, 2014 at 09:25 PM about the 2002 Honda CR-V EX AWD

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BoholMark answered 10 years ago

Moth balls. They hate moth balls. Place the moth balls at any entry port they might be getting in from.

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James answered 10 years ago

stop parking near their food source. like a tree with nuts or cherries ,acorns,. moth .crystals around base of car so your not carrying them with a drive

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James answered 10 years ago

I found if you build them little apartments and fill a fresh food platter each day they prefer that over the car

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BoholMark answered 10 years ago

Hey 7jimmy7 that sounds like a government solution. Section 8 housing and food stamps. LOL.

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Guru1X52K answered 4 years ago

Make a Hardware cloth (1/4") cover for the outside edge of a new cabin filter. I used a hand bending tool from hw store ---- No more mice in my 2010 CRV ! Norman Campbell

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