River/Flood Water Crossing Tips

**Ungas** · May 28th, 2003 12:30 PM

Ang saya lumusong sa baha!!! :mrgreen: Napakaluwag ng daan solong solo ko... walang gustong sumabay!!! :mrgreen: Imagine my trip to San Juan yesterday took only 20 minutes of my time!

Hmm... pag baha kasi you'd have to stop more in one place than the usual water fording na tuloy tuloy ang momentum. The best way is to stay at an upper grade level. Check if the exhaust is still above water. Do not use hand brakes when submerged. :D

**CZintrclr** · May 28th, 2003 02:26 PM

kahit na lubog ang muffler kaya pa kaya nito bugahin palabas ang tubig?
kaya pa ba ng pajero tumawid kahit na nasa below the headlight na ang tubig?

**pajerokid** · May 28th, 2003 02:43 PM

CZintrclr, kaya yan ng Paje.... but i dont recommend it

**CZintrclr** · May 28th, 2003 02:49 PM

thanks pajerokid, eh kung upto bumper ok lang kaya? minsan kasi wala ka na talaga maikutan lalo na dito sa binondo going to san juan. recto avenida, ust, lagusnilad lahat baha.

**bogart** · May 28th, 2003 02:49 PM

Diff Breathers

When a hot axle hits cold water it cools rapidly. This has the effect of lowering the air pressure inside the axle and the diff housing, causing air to be drawn in via the diff breathers. Extending your diff breathers higher up the chassis (standard on most Landcruisers) with the aid of plastic tubing is a "must do" for regular water goers. However, it is no guarantee that water will not enter your diff. The sudden reduction in air pressure inside your diff can still cause water to be drawn in via your axle seals if the diff breathers do not equalise the pressure quick enough. This is why its still necessary to allow the vehicle time to cool down, even when extended diff breathers are fitted.

Meron bang diff. breathers yung Gen1 Pajero ko? :?

**wolfpack** · May 28th, 2003 07:25 PM

All diff's do otherwise nag putukan na ang mga axle oil seal natin lahat:D

**OTEP** · May 28th, 2003 07:48 PM

Lahat may breathers pero some breathers are not extended so lumulubog pa din sa tubig.

Yung sa Pajero, rear lang ang extended, the front one has a rubber plug na hindi airtight. Yung tranny wala ding extension.

**afrasay** · May 28th, 2003 09:32 PM

Originally Posted by bogart

Diff Breathers

When a hot axle hits cold water it cools rapidly. This has the effect of lowering the air pressure inside the axle and the diff housing, causing air to be drawn in via the diff breathers. Extending your diff breathers higher up the chassis (standard on most Landcruisers) with the aid of plastic tubing is a "must do" for regular water goers. However, it is no guarantee that water will not enter your diff. The sudden reduction in air pressure inside your diff can still cause water to be drawn in via your axle seals if the diff breathers do not equalise the pressure quick enough. This is why its still necessary to allow the vehicle time to cool down, even when extended diff breathers are fitted.

Meron bang diff. breathers yung Gen1 Pajero ko? :?

mayron yan. nakaextend up to the cross member ng chassis. silipin mo. :wink:

**nugundam93** · January 31st, 2006 07:20 AM

um, bumping this one up lang.

got pics of those breathers for the gen2.5, which i know is same for gen2? :D

**OTEP** · January 31st, 2006 11:20 PM

Look at the rubber hose extending from the rear axle to the rear tubular crossmember.

Sa front differential meron din nun pero wala nang hose, cap na lang.