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Salt Water Damaged R32

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  • #16
    Its actually the second time it has been listed up for sale. First time it went for 12k, but now its back. They must want more for it...

    All depends how high the water has gotten. Judging by the pics, below the cubby hole since the owners manual is perfectly fine. They can also turn the key and get a speedo reading. So it might be ok. But if some douch bag drove that through the water, then it might have mechanical damage...

    Luck of the draw really...

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    • #17
      Want to wipe out a computer so nothing ever works again....dip it in salt water. Best way to stop people getting any infio off a hard drive.

      Don't touch a thing on that ..unless you want trouble.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Jettinabout View Post
        Want to wipe out a computer so nothing ever works again....dip it in salt water. Best way to stop people getting any infio off a hard drive.


        I wouldn't rely on that to do anything, the data will still be there and able to be recovered. Far better ways to destroy hard drives and one of them is shredding them.
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