Leaking box?

Kramer79

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Working on replacement of heater hoses and noticed some slime under these boxes? It is all dried up but I wonder if the electronics were fried at some point? Guess I find out when I attempt a start at some point...
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Ecu's do that too. The goop goes leaky with age sometimes. I've even had them do it in storage in a normal temperature room.

That's an emissions timer, not ignition box so it's not really needed.
 

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Just replace that thing. Had the same slimy stuff coming out of my Ignition Box in my '79 RV (MB400). Then shortly after - it just failed on me. Luckily not in heavy traffic on a small road....
 
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