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How hard is it to change a timing belt that the dealer says was chewed up by a mouse and subsequently jumped a tooth or two? I am fairly handy with tools. Any Help would be appreciated. How does a mouse get in there anyway. I'm assumming that the belt is enclosed. Thanks again