Car rat protection

The CNG Car Rat Check

Extra lines under the bonnet mean extra care.

1

More to chew

A CNG kit adds a regulator and extra flexible lines — soft material rats target.

2

Check every 1–2 weeks

Lift the bonnet: droppings, nesting material, bite marks on the lines.

3

Smell gas? Stop.

Any smell of gas means stop and get it checked immediately.

4

Found bite marks?

Don't drive on CNG until an authorised technician has inspected the system.

Prevent it

Keep rats out of the bay while parked. Never mount accessories on CNG parts.

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