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<blockquote data-quote="Judd" data-source="post: 336928" data-attributes="member: 6830"><p>Not brave,,,, just don't think the sky will fall if I wash the bike. I've been washing bikes, cars,</p><p></p><p>engine bays and interiors when the grime call for it for over 20 years. In that twenty years of using a pressure washer the worst damage I've cause is the odd wet distributor or sparkplug boots.</p><p></p><p>I mentioned washing the bike because some thought the problem could have been caused by the ignition switch getting wet from the car wash. Ignition switches just don't "get better" on their own and considering that I've purposely gotten it wet just to see if that was it,,, I really don't think that was the issue. Like I said, it was most likely the computer harness connection that got loose.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Judd, post: 336928, member: 6830"] Not brave,,,, just don't think the sky will fall if I wash the bike. I've been washing bikes, cars, engine bays and interiors when the grime call for it for over 20 years. In that twenty years of using a pressure washer the worst damage I've cause is the odd wet distributor or sparkplug boots. I mentioned washing the bike because some thought the problem could have been caused by the ignition switch getting wet from the car wash. Ignition switches just don't "get better" on their own and considering that I've purposely gotten it wet just to see if that was it,,, I really don't think that was the issue. Like I said, it was most likely the computer harness connection that got loose. [/QUOTE]
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