scubasteve65
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New Suburban owner, old Chevy owner. Live in Long Beach NY. Hit hard by Sandy. Lost a lot!!! Semi-submerged in salt water. Hitchhiked 4 towns away for new starter. Got it started after replacement. Water was up to just under seats.
Things I know don't work - Seat controls and heated seats (corrosion already set in bad so I unplugged the harnesses, the controls didn't get wet???. Radio/clock functions but no sound (Speakers went under), Both side mirror controls. Door locks. SERVICE 4WD light is on. AIRBAG light is on. Buzzing sound from under tail near exhaust on passenger side. Carpets obviously soaked.
I HAVE to keep this running. I believe the Service 4WD and airbag service lights must be a short. But where? I need to remove the seats and pull out all of the carpeting - is there a reference on how/what to do? What and "where" do I find harnesses and parts for the seats. Any thoughts on why mirrors died?
Cars have been igniting all over town as things short out, dry out, alarm wires get hot. I can't believe what happened to this town. Thousands of cars and homes were under water. Any help you can give is appreciated. I lost 70 percent of my tools. Boiler, hot water, my furnishings. But this too shall pass.
Things I know don't work - Seat controls and heated seats (corrosion already set in bad so I unplugged the harnesses, the controls didn't get wet???. Radio/clock functions but no sound (Speakers went under), Both side mirror controls. Door locks. SERVICE 4WD light is on. AIRBAG light is on. Buzzing sound from under tail near exhaust on passenger side. Carpets obviously soaked.
I HAVE to keep this running. I believe the Service 4WD and airbag service lights must be a short. But where? I need to remove the seats and pull out all of the carpeting - is there a reference on how/what to do? What and "where" do I find harnesses and parts for the seats. Any thoughts on why mirrors died?
Cars have been igniting all over town as things short out, dry out, alarm wires get hot. I can't believe what happened to this town. Thousands of cars and homes were under water. Any help you can give is appreciated. I lost 70 percent of my tools. Boiler, hot water, my furnishings. But this too shall pass.
