msdesignltd
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He didnt stall, because he knows how to drive through high water. If he slowed down, the water would have rushed into the engine comparment, and would have been sucked into the intake.That’s a lucky dude...I can’t believe it didn’t stall. I bet the air filter is wet...
I’ve heard that before...just looked like he was going too fast....He didnt stall, because he knows how to drive through high water. If he slowed down, the water would have rushed into the engine comparment, and would have been sucked into the intake.
I've a Diesel 4x4 Dodge that I have had to drive through floods before, water has gone over the hood, and I never stalled. Never slow down, but dont go too fast. Push the water.
Man, if I had a nickle for every time I was told to "never slow down but dont go too fast"...He didnt stall, because he knows how to drive through high water. If he slowed down, the water would have rushed into the engine comparment, and would have been sucked into the intake.
I've a Diesel 4x4 Dodge that I have had to drive through floods before, water has gone over the hood, and I never stalled. Never slow down, but dont go too fast. Push the water.
If he didnt stall, he wasnt going too fast.I’ve heard that before...just looked like he was going too fast....
I know, I know. It is a fine line, between too slow, and too fast. Now, if you are in a modern car, anything deeper than 2-3 inches could possibly flood you out.Man, if I had a nickle for every time I was told to "never slow down but dont go too fast"...