Fixed the blower that was stuck on
The blower itself houses the relay and the resistor. We you get a hit of water to the wires it can cause the internal relay to "lock up", thus the blower stays on all the time, even after engine shut down. Had to replace the blower for $117. Problem solved.
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Pic 1: After drying the connectors out under the seat and under the passenger side I hit them with these products
Pics 2:Under the back carpet
Pic 3: Approximate water level
Thanks for the help. I ripped out the right side seats and carpet, and let it dry out for like 24 hours in my garage. Had multiple fans blasting it, a de-humidifier and some heaters.
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I had a bad water crossing. Since then I have removed seat, dried everything out ect. The only issue I'm still having is that the blower under the passenger side does not shut off. Even after the engine is shut down. I had to disconnect the battery. The blow does look like any water...
I have 20" Rims for a 2013 LTD that I won't to sell. They are in great condition. Only problem is i'm deployed right. I'll be back in April, so if you haven't found them by yet hit me up.