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Old 07-12-2007, 07:37 PM
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90% of the time this kinda thing corrects itself without intervention...give it a few days to dry out.

Check the cavity where the coils and plugs reside...this is typically where water manages to penetrate and pool.

Try to remove as much standing water as physically possible. A wet-dry vac or compressed air hose works well.
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