By time
Harness wrapping
Capsaicin tape on the harnesses, hoses and fuel lines, highest-risk runs first. You choose 30 minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours.
- Covers
- Wiring, hoses, fuel lines
- Tape
- Charged by the roll
- Time
- From 30 minutes
From $75
Same tape as Honda 4019-2317 · Ships across Canada from Markham

Japanese-made · Works on any vehicle · 19 mm x 20 m
4.5 from 2 verified reviewsOne 20 metre roll, 19 mm wide, grey with a printed rat pattern.
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Text us your year, make and modelElectrical tape with capsaicin, the compound that makes chilli peppers hot, built into the backing. A rodent that bites a wrapped harness gets a mouthful of heat and lets go. Japanese-made, it's the same tape Honda sells through its dealers as part 4019-2317, and it works on any vehicle.
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Not sure how much time it needs? Text us your year, make and model and we'll tell you before you book.
We sell wrapping by time and work through the highest-risk runs first, so even 30 minutes covers what matters most. If we find a nest, we stop: the vehicle has to be cleaned by a detailer or cleanup provider before we protect it.
By time
Capsaicin tape on the harnesses, hoses and fuel lines, highest-risk runs first. You choose 30 minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours.
From $75
Keep them out
Tape protects what it covers. If they keep coming back, a plate unit at the way in stops them before they reach the wiring.
Unit only $159.99
Installed, Level 1 $309.99
Unit $159.99 + installation $150
Wear gloves and wash your hands afterwards. Capsaicin is an irritant. Keep the tape away from direct exhaust heat.
This is the Japanese-made capsaicin rodent tape that Honda sells through its dealers as part 4019-2317. Same tape, 20 metre (65.6 foot) roll. Our part number is LY-40192317.
Honda doesn't make it. It's made in Japan by the company that supplies Honda, and it isn't sold as a Honda part. It works on any vehicle, not just Hondas.
Rodents chew wiring, and the repair bills are substantial. The faults are often intermittent and miserable to trace. Some newer vehicles use soy-based wiring insulation, which many technicians believe makes the problem worse.
The tape has capsaicin encapsulated in the backing, the compound that makes chilli peppers hot. A rodent that bites a wrapped loom gets a mouthful of heat instead of a meal. Unlike sprays, it doesn't wash off or need reapplying every few months.
Wiring harnesses, EVAP hoses, fuel lines and any exposed cable run. It applies like ordinary electrical tape and conforms to shapes. It also suits anything that sits parked for months: RVs, boats, trailers, lawn tractors and generators.
It protects what it covers and nothing else. It won't stop mice nesting in the air filter box or cabin air intake, so check those too if rodents have been in the vehicle.
Keep it away from direct exhaust heat.
Wear gloves and wash your hands afterwards. Capsaicin is an irritant, and you will regret rubbing your eyes.
Rather have us wrap it? We sell capsaicin wrapping by time and work through the highest-risk runs first, so you choose how far it goes. Already chewed? We repair rodent-damaged wiring too. Request an appointment.
For cleanup, prevention and what actually works, read our guide: How to stop mice chewing your car's wiring.
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Verified reviews from customers who bought this tape.
It's the same tape. Honda doesn't make it: it's made in Japan by the company that supplies Honda, and Honda sells it through its dealers as part 4019-2317. Ours isn't sold as a Honda part, and it works on any vehicle, not just Hondas.
Start with anything already chewed, then the harnesses on top of the engine and around the battery, then fuel lines, EVAP hoses and other soft lines they can reach. It protects what it covers and nothing else, so it won't stop mice nesting in the air filter box or cabin air intake.
Wear gloves, wash your hands afterwards and keep your hands away from your eyes. Capsaicin is an irritant, but otherwise the tape is handled like any electrical tape.
Thirty minutes covers the highest-risk runs, because we wrap those first: anything already chewed, then the harnesses on top of the engine and around the battery. Harnesses behind the liners or underneath take longer to reach. Booked with a Level 2 install, the panels are already off, so the wrapping time goes into wrapping. Tell us your vehicle and we'll suggest how much time it needs.
We stop the job. We don't remove nests: the vehicle has to be cleaned by a detailer or cleanup provider first, because dried droppings can carry hantavirus. Once it's clean, book again and we'll protect it so they don't move back in. Don't sweep, vacuum or blow a nest out yourself, since that puts the dust in the air.
Yes. It suits anything that sits parked for months: RVs, boats, trailers, lawn tractors and generators.
Yes. Shipping is free in Canada on orders over $200, and smaller orders ship for a flat $10. We also ship to the US and worldwide; US orders may be charged duties at checkout.
Send us a photo of the damage or your engine bay with your year, make and model, and we'll tell you where we'd wrap first.