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First off, the guy's a dipshit because he uses Progressive as his insurance. But I suppose that's irrelevant. In this court document, Toyota explains the system, and you can figure out how to opt out of the data issue. It's easy. Me? I've got nothing to hide...

Truthfully? PPF covering the rear fenders. That's about it.

Crazy good work.

Yep, since last summer. They're great.

Thanks for posting this. If I get a turd on my filter, I'll do it.

I think these are the drain holes. The largest are about 1/4" x 1/4". To be accessible by a mouse, they need to have a 5/8" hole, or a slot that's about 1/4". The vertical slots are .15".

I'll take a look. Perhaps I could 3D print something or other.

There are many videos on YouTube showing how repellents don't work. I'd like to know how those buggers are getting in. There has to be a fix for it.

So where did the bastard come in from?

Cali has one.

As I said, they aren't going to get through that screen. How they got in with the link you've shown, is a mystery. I had the issue with my third-gen, and there was lots of room for a mouse to squeeze through. I don't think this is a common problem with this Taco gen, or there would be other...

Well, they aren't coming through that grid.

You're chasing a problem that doesn't exist. Mice need a 5/8" diameter hole.

Thanks. I'll take a look at it. Perhaps I could cut some 3/8" hardware cloth and hot glue it in place.

Do you know where the intake is? I've looked and can't find it.

I assume you're being sarcastic?

Yes, and tempered.

I've got the Trailhunter plate, and it's a beast. It looks suspiciously like your last photo.

After the first year, yes. But I suspect Toyota still knows where it's at.

You'll see it each time you change the oil.