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Old Jun 4, 2012 | 12:55 AM
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I know jeeps are made to get wet inside but are all jeeps made to get wet inside such as my 2012 Sahara with navigation and power windows and such? I just don't want to get caught in a little pop up shower with the top off one day and mess it up. Hope this wasn't a dumb question.
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Old Jun 4, 2012 | 01:06 AM
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Mine has gotten rained in so many times I can't count w/o many problems. Pull ur drain plugs. The clock spring is ur main concern. I now.put a trash bag over the gap between my steering wheel and dash to solve that prob. One time my jeep was so muddy inside and out I pressure washed the whole thing inside and out. Dash, radio, everything. My radio quit working for about two hrs then it came back on and has worked since. No rain storm is going to put that much water into ur dash tho so in my opinion in rain u will be just fine
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Old Jun 23, 2012 | 07:25 AM
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I think wet is a relative term. I try no to soak mine too much because you never know what could be damaged. But it is a Jeep and they will get wet. You have to hope the engineers designed a few extra 'touches' into the vehicle to help minimize the damage.....
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