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Old 03-06-2005, 01:53 AM   #5 (permalink)
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In the good ole days if ya went through water and it started acting up you just took the distrubutor cap off and squirted a little WD-40 in it. That ususally fixed it. I'm afraid if you go squirting WD-40 on everything the Service Department is going to blame the problem on that.
It almost has to be electrical, water in a fuse, fuse link, or somthing.
Even if ya do get it dried out i'm afraid the next time you get it wet it's going to do the same thing untill you find out the problem.
Good luck.
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