One of them had chewed on the fuel filler line and fell in. I found this when it started to struggle on veg (again).
Dropped tank and cleaned, replaced filter and running sweet again.
Mouse in Fuel Filter
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Mouse in Fuel Filter
I've been having a problem with rodents chewing on my fuel lines, both diesel and veg (twin tank system).
One of them had chewed on the fuel filler line and fell in. I found this when it started to struggle on veg (again).
Dropped tank and cleaned, replaced filter and running sweet again.
One of them had chewed on the fuel filler line and fell in. I found this when it started to struggle on veg (again).
Dropped tank and cleaned, replaced filter and running sweet again.
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Simon Jones
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Re: Mouse in Fuel Filter
What you need is a cat 
. I had two set of Bongo curtains stored in the garage and when I went to fit them I found they had been munched and turned into mouse bedding. Very expensive tastes.
. I had two set of Bongo curtains stored in the garage and when I went to fit them I found they had been munched and turned into mouse bedding. Very expensive tastes.-
helen&tony
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Re: Mouse in Fuel Filter
Hi
Ah, yes...The Cat 1 alarm, as shown here:
We now have 4 barn cats
Cheers
Helen
Ah, yes...The Cat 1 alarm, as shown here:
We now have 4 barn cats
Cheers
Helen
In the beginning there was nothing , then God said "Let there be Light".....There was still nothing , but ,by crikey, you could see it better.
Re: Mouse in Fuel Filter
Idris wrote:I've been having a problem with rodents chewing on my fuel lines, both diesel and veg (twin tank system).
One of them had chewed on the fuel filler line and fell in. I found this when it started to struggle on veg (again).
Dropped tank and cleaned, replaced filter and running sweet again.
At least it died happy....".well oiled"