04 SRT10 RC with Paxton - stalls after car wash

[Brat]

Mine plagued me forever. Finally figured out it was the wire terminal at the Crank Position Sensor getting moisture in it.

Jee bro.you really were looking for a thread to post to,I mean almost two months old.

 

[Prof]

So what happens when you drive in the rain?:dontknow:

Driving in the rain is truck abuse...only loving hand washes...never ever wipe it dry...

 

[kyle's srt10]

Driving in the rain is truck abuse...only loving hand washes...never ever wipe it dry...[/QUOTE]


Are you kidding Roy??

 

[TNVIPER]

Driving in the rain is truck abuse...only loving hand washes...never ever wipe it dry...

What about water spots!!....we have really hard water here....it is always a race to me to dry off a vehicle before it air drys otherwise spots...and you cant get em off if they stay too long..

 

[Yellow venom]

I wash under the hood every time I was the truck,never had a problem with any stalling! So far so good.

 

[Prof]

Wash one panel at a time...get a water softener...never ever wipe it with a dry cloth is what I should have said...

 

[kyle's srt10]

Wash one panel at a time...get a water softener...never ever wipe it with a dry cloth is what I should have said...

OH, well in that case DUH!!!!

 

[4DR VYPR]

Jee bro.you really were looking for a thread to post to,I mean almost two months old.

I was waiting for someone to answer his question right! At least I woke up all of the post whores too!

 

[Begood]

I was waiting for someone to answer his question right! At least I woke up all of the post whores too!

HO checking in.

Bill.

 

[DC Performance]

Water has entered the timing controller box. Sometimes you can dry these out. Mount a plate over it so the water does not get in.

Dan

 

[black pearl]

Thanks for the information Dan:rock: