PropDr
FRF Addict
No, we just can't help "It"
wtf happened? READ
- Thread starter Nignipz
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PropDr
FRF Addict
To be on topic; many of the electrical functions are no longer performed by switches and relays, but by computers.
It is likely that one of your add on devices send a temporary short though the system and a protective shot down of some circuits accrued.
If you add any electrical connections that could be exposed to moisture it will help using a dielectric grease.
It is likely that one of your add on devices send a temporary short though the system and a protective shot down of some circuits accrued.
If you add any electrical connections that could be exposed to moisture it will help using a dielectric grease.
CoronaRaptor
FRF Addict
I think you have a loose ground wire. Recheck all connections
cbcgeneral
FRF Addict
Wow this thread really got Jimbo'd and he didn't even have anything to do with it. @Nignipz it does sound like a loose ground somewhere that you're going to have to trace.
t_j
FRF Addict
Fixed it for you!
How deep was the water? What worries me is the dash lights going out.
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