How do I determine where a rodent is in my Jeep Cherokee, from the smell it is obvious it is dead?

Answer by  Huntress (1935)

Usually they look for someplace warm so I would check around the engine/engine housing. I would also check the muffler/tailpipe. If you can't find whatever is causing the smell then you might want to take your car in for detailing. They can find just about anything that is causing odors.

Answer by  oui72 (514)

Smell is for nose. Rodent is for eyes. Dead flesh is for touch. These are the three senses to use literally and figuratively. Use your nose intermittently. Just follow the strong smell. Keen eyes is very essential. And move those hands to the underneaths. Problem is when the dead is in the AC blower.

Answer by  zac (40)

I would take out both of the front seats because the chances are it is under one of them. Also, a flash light would come in handy.