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> Crappy weather, Rain, rain, go away
flipb
post Oct 14 2010, 07:26 AM
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I have a rare work-from-home day today. I have to run some errands around lunch time. Normally, that's a no-brainer: Take the Teener!

But it's gross, cool, and rainy today. I have a minor leak around the passenger window, but it's more that I'm just concerned about getting this rust-tastic thing soaking wet.

Drive it? Or take the boring DD?

Corollary: After driving in rain with headlights on/open, do other people leave the headlights open (I can quickly disconnect the battery with the "green knob" thing) to dry? Or is that pointless?

What else do others do/dry/check after driving in rain?
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post Oct 14 2010, 09:50 AM
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Last time I drove mine in the rain the fuel pump died, so I just keep it inside these days when the weather is crap. Besides it's leaks like crazy (the weatherstripping, not the motor).
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