Subject	Re: Is it possible to get ECU wet and still run the car?
Posted by	Ray P.(De.) on October 02, 2003 at 2:37 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	This happened to my Z while it was at the shop. The a/c drain had been removed (surprise to me) and just a couple of drops of water fell on my brand new JWT ecu. It was toast and has since been sent back to JWT for repair/replace. Matter of fact, that was over 2 months ago; I am riding on a loaner ecu. Make sure everything is dry before cranking up your car. Ray P. AZTEC RED 91' TT/ Stage III Other Rides: 2000 Maxima 2002 Sentra SER SpecV Note: No I am not getting clear corners or J-spec tails so don't ask!
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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