Delayed News

If I ever found a rats nest under the hood of my car I would be livid. It’s bad enough cars require a lot of maintenance and up keep on there own. Rodants do not need to help with destoring our cars.Rats aren’t satisfied with eating leftovers or garbage anymore. Their diet of choice is car engine parts. Rats have started invading the insides of car engines, seeking warmth, and while they are there, they chew away at the wires. People at a local Aamco Transmissions store says they see cars come in with rat’s nests on the engine or in the air filters every couple months.

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