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Ok, so I am from Utah and currently driving through the South. I have been driving through both Arkansas and Tennessee today. I have been running my A/C on the freeway and then when I pull off an exit for fuel/food etc. my M and S light start to flash and I lose my D selector. What I think I have figured out is that the driver side a/c drain is coming down onto my position/XYZ switch giving me my problem. I think the extra humidity down here is causing my a/c to drench it.
I cannot see the drain hose on the driver side, I am looking for any kind of field help ideas? I was pulling out into traffic and it really caused a problem as the vehicle did not want to shift(went into limp mode). I got out on the freeway after that incident I stopped running the air conditioning which has solved the problem but I have another 1,400 miles to go as I make my way up to New England. I kind of need the a/c- especially as I am not used to this humid hot climate. Utah at 103 degrees feels better than Tennessee's 90 degrees.
Would it be ok to soak it with WD 40(would that help) Any ideas to deflect it away?
Thanks in advance.
I cannot see the drain hose on the driver side, I am looking for any kind of field help ideas? I was pulling out into traffic and it really caused a problem as the vehicle did not want to shift(went into limp mode). I got out on the freeway after that incident I stopped running the air conditioning which has solved the problem but I have another 1,400 miles to go as I make my way up to New England. I kind of need the a/c- especially as I am not used to this humid hot climate. Utah at 103 degrees feels better than Tennessee's 90 degrees.
Would it be ok to soak it with WD 40(would that help) Any ideas to deflect it away?
Thanks in advance.