Three rolls of grey Teraoka rodent-deterrent harness tape with red core labels

Rodent Tape for Engine Wiring Harness, 19 mm × 20 m — Genuine Honda 4019-2317

2 Rolls (130 ft)
Sale price  $59.99 Regular price  $89.99
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Three rolls of grey Teraoka rodent-deterrent harness tape with red core labels

Rodent Tape for Engine Wiring Harness, 19 mm × 20 m — Genuine Honda 4019-2317

Sale price  $59.99 Regular price  $89.99
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Genuine Honda OEM part 4019-2317 — a rat-proof vinyl harness tape made by Teraoka (manufacturer reference 347G). Wrapped over engine wiring it puts a physical layer between the wire insulation and rodent teeth. One roll is 19 mm × 20 m (about 65 ft).

Specifications

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Honda OEM part number 4019-2317
Manufacturer reference Teraoka 347G
Backing PVC film, gray, printed rat pattern
Adhesive Rubber-based, with capsicum-extract capsules
Total thickness 0.2 mm
Width 19 mm
Length 20 m (about 65 ft)
Peel adhesion 4.28 N/25 mm
Tensile strength 95.4 N/25 mm
Elongation 258%
Breakdown voltage Not rated for electrical insulation

Honda and the part number 4019-2317 are used here to identify the part this tape is specified against. MLIDEAL is an independent seller: not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or authorised by Honda Motor Co., Ltd. Teraoka and 347G are the manufacturer's reference and remain the property of their respective owner.

How it works

The adhesive layer carries microcapsules of capsicum (chili pepper) extract — the same compound that makes a chili hot, and a food additive rather than a poison. Rodents dislike the taste, stop chewing and do not come back to the same spot. The tape repels; it does not kill or injure.

Where it is used

  • Engine and body wiring harnesses, sensor leads and connector tails
  • Harness runs passing through wheel wells, fender gaps and firewall grommets
  • Fuel, brake and vacuum lines in areas with known rodent activity
  • Stored vehicles, boats and equipment where harness damage happens between seasons

How to apply it

  1. Wipe dust, oil and moisture off the surface — adhesion fails on a dirty harness.
  2. Start about 2 in before the section you want to protect and finish about 2 in past it.
  3. Wrap with roughly 50% overlap, pressing firmly as you go.
  4. In areas exposed to sunlight or rain, apply a second layer — the manufacturer notes the repellent effect shortens with UV and water exposure.

Handling and safety

  • Wash hands after handling — the capsicum can irritate eyes and mucous membranes.
  • Sensitive skin: wear gloves, or wash hands frequently.
  • Do not put the tape in your mouth or lick it.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
  • Not for application to the human body.

Pack sizes and price per roll

Pack Tape in the pack Price Price per roll
2 rolls 40 m (130 ft) $59.99 $30.00
3 rolls 60 m (195 ft) $84.99 $28.33
5 rolls 100 m (325 ft) $129.99 $26.00

Prices in USD. The per-roll figure is the pack price divided by the number of rolls; it drops as the pack gets larger.

Questions

What is Honda 4019-2317 used for?

It is the OEM rodent-deterrent tape wrapped around engine wiring harnesses on Honda vehicles. It repels rodents mechanically and by taste, protecting the wire insulation underneath.

Does this tape kill mice or rats?

No. The capsicum extract repels them; it does not kill or injure. Pest control is a separate job — this protects the harness.

Is this the same as Teraoka 347G?

Yes — 347G is the manufacturer's reference for the tape supplied as Honda part 4019-2317: PVC film, rubber adhesive, gray with the printed rat pattern, 19 mm × 20 m, 0.2 mm thick.

How many rolls do I need?

One roll covers about 20 m of harness at 50% overlap, so roughly 10 m of finished run — less if you double-layer exposed sections. Most engine-bay jobs take two to three rolls.

Will it hold up in an engine bay?

The PVC backing and rubber adhesive are made for underhood conditions, but the repellent effect fades with prolonged sunlight and water exposure. Double-layer any run that sees weather.

How is this different from peppermint oil sprays?

Sprays are topical and wash or evaporate away. This is a wrapped physical barrier that stays on the harness, so protection does not depend on reapplication.

Will this fit my vehicle's harness?

The roll itself wraps any harness you can reach, but 4019-2317 is the part number Honda specifies for its own vehicles. The models and years that call for it are listed in the Honda 4019-2317 fitment cross-reference; for anything else, measure the run you need to cover and wrap that.

Can I wrap it over wiring that has already been chewed?

It protects insulation that is still intact. If copper is already exposed, repair or replace that section of wire first - tape over a bare conductor is not a repair.

Is it the OEM width and thickness?

Yes: 19 mm wide, 20 m long and 0.2 mm total thickness, the dimensions the harness tape is specified at, so it wraps and conforms like the original.

Typical values measured to JIS or the manufacturer's test methods. Reference values, not guaranteed values. Confirm suitability for your application before use. Product and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Rodent tape, rat tape, mouse-repellent harness wrap: the same part

This roll gets searched for under several names — rodent tape, rat tape, mouse repellent tape for cars, anti-rodent harness wrap. They all describe the same object: a capsaicin-treated PVC tape wrapped over a wiring harness so rodents stop chewing at the insulation underneath. It is not a spray, it does not kill anything, and the deterrent sits in the adhesive layer under the backing rather than on the surface, so it does not wipe off.

What it is wrapped around

The harness rodents reach is the one running from the engine bay into the cabin — over the cam cover, along the firewall, into the injector loom. Which models and years call for this part is listed in the Honda 4019-2317 fitment cross-reference.

Sold as a single 19 mm × 20 m roll. Part of the automotive protection range.

Choosing between insulating tapes for harness work? The electrical tape selection matrix compares tape type, temperature class and width side by side.

In use

Where it's used

Six places wiring gets chewed before anyone notices. Wrap the span that is actually exposed.

Rodent tape with printed rodent pattern wrapping an engine bay wiring harness

Engine bays

Wrap the harness where rodents travel: along the firewall, over the cam cover and down to the injectors. The capsaicin sits in the adhesive layer, not on the surface, so it does not wipe off.

Rodent tape with printed rodent pattern wrapping a cable run along an attic joist

Attics & crawl spaces

Protect cable runs through the roof space, where insulation gives rodents cover and chewing goes unnoticed until a circuit fails.

Rodent tape with printed rodent pattern wrapping cables under an office desk

Offices & under-desk runs

Bind and protect exposed cabling in fit-outs, so one chewed network run does not take out a whole floor.

Rodent tape with printed rodent pattern bundling wiring inside a distribution panel

Breaker panels & risers

Wrap service entries and panel feeds to keep gnawing away from live conductors.

Rodent tape with printed rodent pattern protecting conduit along a warehouse aisle

Warehouses & storage racks

Surface conduit and drops in racking aisles get chewed at the same height every time. Wrap the vulnerable span.

Rodent tape with printed rodent pattern wrapping 12V wiring inside a campervan wall

Campervans, RVs & boats

12V runs behind panels are warm, dark and easy to reach. Tape the loom before the walls go back on.

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