So I woke up this morning to find the Rover with a wheel tuck any lowrider would be proud of. Unfortunately, that isn't what I wanted! As I am trying to diagnose I notice some wires are laying on the ground. Fast forward a few and I see my dog chasing a rat/mouse into the woods, so it appears that I have become a victim of Mouse eatery!

So the following are a list of known error messages that I am getting:
*Check Brake Pads (one of the wires on the ground was the Rear Brake pad wear sensor wire)
*Suspension Fault ( it appears he chewed through my left rear height sensor)
*Tire Monitoring Failure
*Transmission Fault-Traction Reduced.
*All Terrain modes are disabled (I can go from 4x4 low to high)

I guess my first step is to identify the damaged wiring that I can see. I have taken some pictures and I am hoping that someone smarter than me can help identify what these wires are to, especially with the knowledge of the error messages. I know it is probably a long shot but any help at all is appreciated.

Vehicle is 2007 HSE non-supercharged

Pics are in the gallery

On page 132 of the gallery (fortunately I started from the end)

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Maybe the mouse ate all those things, OR it ate something to do with the alternator or battery. Low power voltages with throw up all kinds of weird errors. Check your power first. Good luck.