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M104 coils issue after pressure wash
- Thread starter Atlasway
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Bad idea to pressure wash these engines. These cars are 25 to 30 years old. A lot of the rubber and sealants have deteriorated a bit. It’s possible to damage an engine in a brand new car by power washing.
The water could be in a lot of electrical connections and could possibly dry out on its own given enough time. OR if possible to get it to run and drive for a while the heat cycle may dry it out.
Good Luck
The water could be in a lot of electrical connections and could possibly dry out on its own given enough time. OR if possible to get it to run and drive for a while the heat cycle may dry it out.
Good Luck
