Water causing electrical issues
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Water causing electrical issues
Need some help please. I got about 3”-4” of water inside the front passenger seat area of the cab.(truck slid into a ditch) Didn’t even get the seat wet. Looks like all the fuses in that panel in front of the door at the floorboard are still good but the remote start, windows, locks, interior lights and windshield wipers don’t work. No Check engine lights or anything else. Radio, headlights, cruise, a/c heat all work fine. Is there a fuse somewhere that I’m missing or anything I can check? Thanks 2018 ccsb 6.7 xlt 4x4
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You'll have to pull it apart to really check the connections. Might as well put dielectric grease in it while it's apart.
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If it’s not warm where you are, maybe stick it in a garage with a heater for a day if possible to dry everything out really good.
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