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Wet Key Fob --Help

By DougOhio
November 15, 2014 in Modifications & Accessories

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DougOhio

Posted November 15, 2014

Posted November 15, 2014

Fell in the creek today and my '14 SLT Sierra key fob in my pants pocket got wet. Not soaked but definitely wet. Everything still works but what precautions do I need to take? Warm air from a hair dryer?

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fondupot

Posted November 15, 2014

Posted November 15, 2014

its fine. dont even worry about it

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SouthernSilveradoGuy85

Posted November 15, 2014

Posted November 15, 2014

I've had mine get wet to the point of not working. If you just want to make sure just take the cover off (like you would if you were changing the battery) and just dry it all and maybe let it air dry for a little bit.

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DougOhio

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Posted November 15, 2014

its fine. dont even worry about it

I trust ya...thanks for speedy response!

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N2Black

Posted November 16, 2014

Posted November 16, 2014

pit it in white dry rice it will dry it out.

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