Waterproofing
- w1ldstar
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Waterproofing
Hi,
Whats the best method of waterproofing the electrics on my Sammy? has anyone done it?
Kev
Whats the best method of waterproofing the electrics on my Sammy? has anyone done it?
Kev
Suzuki Vitara - 1.5" Suspension lift, Bits4Vits Recovery Bar, Roof rails, Steel front diff.
Drives Shafts broke to date: N/S = 1 - O/S = 0
Drives Shafts broke to date: N/S = 1 - O/S = 0
Re: Waterproofing
You run an ECU in your sammy, which kinds of limits waterproofing im afraid.
You cannot submerge the ecu, it will fail and will be a costly fix
I think it will be in the dash somewhere, so you carnt go too deep
You cannot submerge the ecu, it will fail and will be a costly fix
I think it will be in the dash somewhere, so you carnt go too deep
Re: Waterproofing
just do what i did........
tony
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Re: Waterproofing
Uncool! Yea ive seen it under the dash, May have to move it higherhenry-the-hoover wrote:You run an ECU in your sammy, which kinds of limits waterproofing im afraid.
You cannot submerge the ecu, it will fail and will be a costly fix
I think it will be in the dash somewhere, so you carnt go too deep
Suzuki Vitara - 1.5" Suspension lift, Bits4Vits Recovery Bar, Roof rails, Steel front diff.
Drives Shafts broke to date: N/S = 1 - O/S = 0
Drives Shafts broke to date: N/S = 1 - O/S = 0
Re: Waterproofing
Be very careful with it.
Bust that and your up sh1t creek!
Bust that and your up sh1t creek!
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Re: Waterproofing
I have a spare but I guess it ain't that easy???
Suzuki Vitara - 1.5" Suspension lift, Bits4Vits Recovery Bar, Roof rails, Steel front diff.
Drives Shafts broke to date: N/S = 1 - O/S = 0
Drives Shafts broke to date: N/S = 1 - O/S = 0
Re: Waterproofing
As long as they are EXACTLY the same then i think they will work.
Not 100% tho, i hate electrics, especially ECU's!
Not 100% tho, i hate electrics, especially ECU's!
Re: Waterproofing
Whats that tony!!! open the bonnet,,, does"nt that let the rain in... lold86 wrote:just do what i did........
tony
best way to cover your dizzy is, a rubber marigold, left or right.
just snip the ends to allow the HT leads through, the pull the glove over the dizzy
cap, and seal with electrcal tape..
ecu"s are swopable, i done one on a renault, but i need locks, transponder etc.
andy
Re: Waterproofing
dont worry to much for the cb4x4 weekend the water isnt that deep at the mo.
and its such a big site you don't have to drive into the deep stuff.
tony
p.s. andy's glove idea works really well.
but use a marigold they are stronger...
and its such a big site you don't have to drive into the deep stuff.
tony
p.s. andy's glove idea works really well.
but use a marigold they are stronger...
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Re: Waterproofing
Ive been told condoms are better than marigolds for waterproofing HT leads
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