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  1. Join Date
    Oct 2002
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    #1
    there was a sudden downpour while i was on the road last weekend and soon enough the streets were flooded stalling cars. since i was driving a van (TD27), i was able to cross the waters and mighty proud of it (was able to bring my family home). problem now is, what do i need to check since i waded the flood no car dared cross? thanks for the inputs.

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    Oct 2002
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    #2
    check your radiator for debris like leaves, plastic bags, barbque sticks. check the interior /carpets in case water found it's way in. check/clean brakes

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    #3
    I guess afrasay forgot to add the transmission oil. I'm sure you were playing with your clutch while the vehicle was submerged.

  4. FrankDrebin Guest
    #4
    Bearing Repack?

  5. Join Date
    Jul 2003
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    #5
    i would do as follows will depends on how deep the water is.

    1. check differential housing for water and clean brake pads
    2. check transmission for water contaminants
    3. check engine oil.
    4. check starter motor.
    5. check alternator.

  6. Join Date
    Feb 2003
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    #6
    I would just drive until something breaks then blame it on the water.

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    #7
    Originally posted by sixpack
    i would do as follows will depends on how deep the water is.

    1. check differential housing for water and clean brake pads
    2. check transmission for water contaminants
    3. check engine oil.
    4. check starter motor.
    5. check alternator.
    this is complete.
    pls. check also your headlights.

    ROD,
    diba dapat preventive tayo? roko-roko ka talaga ha..

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    Oct 2002
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    #8
    Originally posted by Rod & Bubbles
    I would just drive until something breaks then blame it on the water.
    hahaha! tama!

  9. Join Date
    Oct 2002
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    #9
    someone told me not to engage the handbrake, pressure wash daw para matanggal mud, tama ba?

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    #10
    Check your air cleaner. Mababa ang intake ng Urvan. Baka contaminated na.

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after flood checklist