Sunroof left open in a downpour.
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Sunroof left open in a downpour.
Left the sunroofs (sunrooves?) open because I had the outboard in the back and didn't want it to explode in the sun. Went out and of course we had a thunderstorm.
I've dried everything with a towel, including the channel around the sunroofs, but there's a bit of water dripping through the console at top (where the switches are).
Should I be worried? Any recommendations as to what to do after this happens?
Thanks!
I've dried everything with a towel, including the channel around the sunroofs, but there's a bit of water dripping through the console at top (where the switches are).
Should I be worried? Any recommendations as to what to do after this happens?
Thanks!
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Water shouldn't be any huge concern. Many more Sodas have been poured in them in the past. Give it a couple days to dry out itself, or you could pull the switches out and dry them with a cool hair dryer... or something like electronic parts cleaner... I'd just leve'em alone for a couple days myself.
Saabs and Mercedes also have this center switch setup -- But Saab took it to the next level by putting the key down there too. That's much more exciting when it starts acting up!
Dave
Saabs and Mercedes also have this center switch setup -- But Saab took it to the next level by putting the key down there too. That's much more exciting when it starts acting up!
Dave
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I would be VERY interested in this. Do you remember where you heard of it? I've got this on my Wife's VW Beetle and love it because I never forget to close a window.
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It's pretty cool, and I'd LOVE to get the feature on the Discovery.
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