Shock Cooling the 4.7?

From: Vicredding@cs.com
Date: Wed Nov 03 1999 - 08:35:34 EST

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I was talking with a friend who lives in vegas and was caught under an
underpass during a flash flood in her BMW 318. The water didn't get very
high, but it reached the level of the engine block - which cracked when it
came into contact with the cold water. I understand thats an alum. block.

I want to do some light off roading with my new truck - fording small creaks
and such - is this a concern with alum. blocks or just her bad luck?

Thanks

-Vic
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