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jim4244 Member Since: 16 Feb 2012 Location: No Posts: 1210 |
I would be tempted to start by simply drying the fuse box out using a hairdryer or similar. Then inspecting the casing for cracks or splits.
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Sun Dec 02 2018 7:19pm |
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RichW Member Since: 06 Feb 2017 Location: London Posts: 4 |
Thanks Jim, I was thinking about trying a hairdryer. Concerned water, albeit minimal has got in there. And the battery area too. |
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Sun Dec 02 2018 7:35pm |
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jim4244 Member Since: 16 Feb 2012 Location: No Posts: 1210 |
Is it on your driveway or can you get it undercover?
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Sun Dec 02 2018 8:21pm |
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RichW Member Since: 06 Feb 2017 Location: London Posts: 4 |
On a driveway, it’s been quite wet recently. The car is parked on a slope, wonder if the seal under the bonnet has failed and leaked into the engine bay? Had it 10 years parked in the same place and never had an issue. Can’t get it under cover I am afraid. |
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Sun Dec 02 2018 8:28pm |
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Bodsy Site Sponsor Member Since: 03 Feb 2007 Location: Shropshire Posts: 2162 |
Common is the transfer case control module behind the battery. Take the connectors off and check for green/blue corrosion.
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Mon Dec 03 2018 10:08pm |
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