Re: How can I ......

["Ron Buchalski" <rbuchals@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Manuel,

Open up the compartment for the DME (on the right side firewall, above the 
unused battery tray), and look for the drainage holes in the opening.  Make 
sure that there is nothing blocking these holes.

Also, park your car on level ground, so the water from a heavy rainstorm 
won't have a chance to accumulate in the DME area.  Water enters at the base 
of the windshield (vent openings) and drains out via drain holes on either 
side of the car.  Parking on an incline may tip the water away from the 
drains, allowing it to accumulate.

- -rb

>
>Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 20:13:15 -0000
>From: "ddrk1 **" <ddrk1@domain.elided>
>Subject: How can I ......
>
>Grettings all!
>
>How can I prevent my DME from getting flodded again?  We are expecting rain 
>later on this week and I don't want my DME getting wet and leaving me 
>stranded again.  I really don't understand how water got in there in the 
>first place but how can I seal up the compartment a little better?  Any 
>ideas? TIA!!
>
>Manuel Paredes
>95 325i sharked, x-ed, m3mfrld

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