Gary,
As long as you keep the engine running, and the intake above water, you
should be OK. Have a look at this pic ->
http://www.geocities.com/Dodgefreek_911/dakota4.gif At least that's what
I gathered from an episode of Trucks! a while back. If you shut the
engine down with the exhaust submerged...consider yourself screwed.
But before you go running for the water, keep in mind that there may be
dangerous things lurking under there. Adam ripped a nice hole in his
sidewall at Jon's in July while playing in the river. Never saw it
coming. Changing tires underwater is NOT a task I want to undertake.
Gary Bower wrote:
> What took place whit the exaust when you submereged to top of the tires?
> Enough pressure to keep water out or did the water cause the engine to
> stall?any after effects of going to this ''great depth'!!!??? I am
> interested because I use my truck for work(I am in the aquatic weed control
> bussiness) and often would be helpful to go that far into the water but so
> far I have been chicken.
> Gary Bower gwbower@hotmail.com Adept Aquatic
> 1997 Dakota CC 4x4 v6 k&n filter bosch +4 plugs
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