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    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastian Bach View Post
    One of my foglights stopped working, tried to replace it this afternoon and still not working. I found out na the electricals got gnawed. I suspected that maybe some of my engine electricals were included, so I inspected throroughly, some it has gnawed parts but not too deep, is this still safe?

    Can I claim this incident for insurance? Or electrical warranty? [emoji24]


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    Warranty is basically for defects or failure under normal use below a prescribed period. So that definitely is not covered by warranty.

    Maybe insurance?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lew_Alcindor View Post
    Warranty is basically for defects or failure under normal use below a prescribed period. So that definitely is not covered by warranty.

    Maybe insurance?
    I was told that insurance doesn't cover this. I might be wrong though, so better ask your insurance provider.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Archerfish View Post
    I was told that insurance doesn't cover this. I might be wrong though, so better ask your insurance provider.
    If you have acts of nature, covered sya

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    Thanks guys! Already called my insurance provider. YES its covered by insurance - for future reference.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sirkosero View Post
    If you have acts of nature, covered sya

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    This is something I have to verify. They said that rats, cats, and the likes have nothing to do with acts of nature.

    If that is the case, I might look for another insurance company.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastian Bach View Post
    One of my foglights stopped working, tried to replace it this afternoon and still not working. I found out na the electricals got gnawed. I suspected that maybe some of my engine electricals were included, so I inspected throroughly, some it has gnawed parts but not too deep, is this still safe?

    Can I claim this incident for insurance? Or electrical warranty? [emoji24]


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    happy that insurance will cover it.

    but... what can we do, so's it won't happen again?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    happy that insurance will cover it.

    but... what can we do, so's it won't happen again?
    Peppermint Oil po doc, tried and tested ko narin. If you don't want to take care of cats as pets. They can also be a source of problems kasi if they like to sleep inside the engine bay.

    Pepper corns will also do, but kind of messy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sparc179 View Post
    Peppermint Oil po doc, tried and tested ko narin. If you don't want to take care of cats as pets. They can also be a source of problems kasi if they like to sleep inside the engine bay.

    Pepper corns will also do, but kind of messy.
    where to buy peppermint oil? and how to apply it? sa engine ba mismo or you can put it in a container and place beside the car?

    thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tha_Mann View Post
    where to buy peppermint oil? and how to apply it? sa engine ba mismo or you can put it in a container and place beside the car?

    thanks.
    Most large supermarkets have it sir and you can also order online from Shopee or Lazada now, I believe.

    Just soak some cotton balls and place them in locations where rats might pass. You can also place them inside your engine bay if you remember to remove them before driving off.

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    You can buy anti rat spray available sa FB. Effective base sa mga users.

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    Baka hinde alam ng kausap mo sa BPI


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