Miata Mailing List: December 1999, Message #389

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open it up.  Most likely the water is limited to the sealed compressor side.
Break it loose, clean it out and lube it with silicone.  For the rest of the
users, give your compressor a shot from time to time.  I do mine monthly.
The intake is behind the mounting screw, but if you can't find it you can
lube it from the exhaust port after pulling the hose.

Jerry Reuter

-----Original Message-----
From: Aradia <aradia@teleport.com>
To: Multiple recipients of list <miata@realbig.com>
Date: Saturday, December 04, 1999 1:43 AM
Subject: Water in air horns? *snif*


>
>Some dumbass in a giant truck decided to test whether two objects could
>share the same space and time, and although I managed to get out of the
>way, when I tried to honk, the air horns didn't work. *grrr* I went home
>and popped the hood, and water's gotten in the compressor and horns.
>Augh! What can I do to fix it? Help! Help! Help! Juliette's lost her
>voice! Or at least can't scream like she used to. =)
>
>
>-- Sean...
>   Team Voodoo!
>   Team Frou-Vroom =)
>
>
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