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Fuses and rain 120-130

posted by  volvorelix on  Sat Feb 27 09:18 CST 2010
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This is odd, as even in a heavy rain the fusebox ought to remain dry. I'd think that the source of the problem is elsewhere. Rain certainly can find its way under the dash - any chance your windshield or wiper post seals are letting the leaks in?

Ron's suggestion on sprucing up the 'box is a good one, though I've never done anything like it to any of my own. When something goes wrong, or if ever I blow a fuse, I might conisder it though.

Best,

Cameron
444,122SC
Rose City






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