Well we do and mice too. That's why you can purchase enough tailpipe covers for you and 5 friends for 10.00 at your corner store.

 

I'd be more worried about them squeezing into an exchanger or under the shroud through the fan

 

I just paid to have a short sorted in my 911. I keep the trunk open to run a cord in to keep it charged. Mice got in and ate wires.. Thank gawd for classic insurance.

 

I am surprised insurance paid.
I had a bunch of chewed wires in my console, shorting and draining my battery, in the black 928.
I have just put some of what looks and smells like: Peppermint infused sawdust packets in the 911. It's supposed to be mouse deterrent, it was not cheap and I remain cautiously optimistic.

I have dumped a lot of acorns out of mufflers over the years, which is why I put the Pabst cans on my tail pipes, not to mention the "Champagne car taste with beer budget irony".

 

Kills more chipmunks and mice than a beer can ever will. That said, I'm about to see if a can will fit over my exhaust.

 

i took a different aproach ....

Brought the engine inside

 

Totally OT, but is that a Russian Blue? Ours is a lover, and a stone cold killer

 

When I store my 911 for the winter I leave the trunk and hood up. Critters love "caves" they can get into from below.

Chipmunks are also repelled by Fox urine crystals that you can by at the AG store