You mean fluid traveled inside the insulation until it came to a connector and then contaminated the surrounding wires and components?
Wow...never heard that one. Anything is possible though. Are you sure it didn't just spray up into the wire loom?
No solder will stop a fluid under the kind of pressure that a power steering system works at. It's about 1200 psi. I'm surprised it didn't blow out the insulation.
Install the new switch, put a connector in the wire close to the switch if you don't want to worry about it again. That way it'll dump fluid where it can't damage anything if it fails.
Later, mikey
Wow...never heard that one. Anything is possible though. Are you sure it didn't just spray up into the wire loom?
No solder will stop a fluid under the kind of pressure that a power steering system works at. It's about 1200 psi. I'm surprised it didn't blow out the insulation.
Install the new switch, put a connector in the wire close to the switch if you don't want to worry about it again. That way it'll dump fluid where it can't damage anything if it fails.
Later, mikey