Our 2001 Buick LeSabre is our backup car and is parked occasionally for several days between being taken out on the road. Today we had to get repairs for the Oxygen Sensor wire and the spark plug cables being chewed up by some wild critter - squirrel, chipmunk or something of that size; not sure what at this point. Just writing to find out if anyone knows of an effective, safe way to discourage critters from doing this. I'd like to avoid any type of poison such as moth balls or insect spray but I'm not sure how effective Bitter Apple/Hot Pepper spray or anything of that nature would work. There's a lot of heat in those areas and you'd continually have to be spraying it on the wiring. Not sure how effective wrapping the wires with additional electrical tape would be though I've found some kind of tape impregnated with the active hot pepper ingredient you wrap the wires with... Any help appreciated. greynold99

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