Originally Posted by JohnBoy88

Coy, try this stuff:

http://www.terro.com/terro-liquid-ant-killer

Put several drops on some pieces of cardboard and place the cardboard pieces on your floorboards, on the seat, in the door handle, etc. (wherever the ants are or where they are nearby). Leave it overnight and they should be dead by morning, as well as any friends they may have with them.

I tried this once on my brother's old Bronco, but mine was a homemade remedy made from Borax and sugar. I never saw any dead ants, but they disappeared, so I assume it did the job.

Originally Posted by PawPaw

Sugar...boric acid and water and then dampen on cotton *****. Wife does this when we get them in the kitchen. Just about what JohnBoy suggested.

Originally Posted by TruckGuy24

That's weird...definitely not much under the hood they'd be attracted to since the engine is so small so they probably settled on the interior.

Originally Posted by KingRanchCoy

Thanks! I will sure try it.. Just crazy how they are in the damn truck..



We just started having problems with these things the last few weeks.. They are everywhere.. We have all the food put up, etc.

Originally Posted by TruckGuy24

Got a promotion at work

Originally Posted by Bluejay

Pretty slow truck if ants can hitch a ride. My 5.0 goes too fast for ants.

Originally Posted by Bluejay

Pretty slow truck if ants can hitch a ride. My 5.0 goes too fast for ants.

Originally Posted by Bluejay

Pretty slow truck if ants can hitch a ride. My 5.0 goes too fast for ants.

Originally Posted by Patman

He must have been broken down overheating again

Originally Posted by Bluejay

Congratulations!

Originally Posted by TruckGuy24

Got a promotion at work