Subject	Make sure it is totally dry before u test it out.
Posted by	Sportzcoop on October 02, 2003 at 2:22 PM
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In Reply To	Is it possible to get ECU wet and still run the car? posted by john9818a on October 02, 2003 at 02:08 PM
Message	I would also disconnect ur battery for now so nothing shorts out if everything got seriously wet. I'm not guarenteeing it will work but hooking up wet equipment into an electrical system is never good. "Now, i dont know who has driven their car after a new trans was installed, but i'd like to know how your shiter felt."-Chris(NJ...should keep his Z) "THATS IT BILSKI! The next time i see you your going down!"-Fuzznutz 11:32:23 05/23/03
Follow Ups	Is it possible to get ECU wet and still run the car? - john9818a 14:08:12 10/02/03 just to be carefull i would disconnect the big ass - GodZilla(noVA) 14:22:18 10/02/03 Make sure it is totally dry before u test it out. - Sportzcoop 14:22:53 10/02/03 Re: Is it possible to get ECU wet and still run the car? - Ray P.(De.) 14:37:35 10/02/03 OK here it is, plain and simple: - therinL 14:53:51 10/02/03 2nd (n/m) - ZLover4Life 15:58:13 10/02/03 This happened to my ecu recently causing.. - Whiplash 15:43:51 10/02/03 Friend fried his ECU for that exact reason. So 'no'. (n/m) - John(Houston) 15:46:28 10/02/03 The system boards in the ECU are sealed for this reason. (n/m) - SkiFly01 17:05:46 10/02/03 fyi they aren't sealed... (n/m) - LordZ 17:17:25 10/02/03 drips are fine, just as long as it didn't get wet inside. - LordZ 17:16:59 10/02/03
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