LR Defender stuck on flood

[apt2a]

There's a video circling FB regarding a LR Defender stuck in flood. At this level, hindi ba talaga kaya ng defender ito? Was this malcalculation or namatayan lang talaga ng makina ang driver?

[chronicle]

Miscalculation. Naka snorkel naman sya. Might be some electronics got fried because the water leaked on the interior.

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[SoleusBB]

Miscalculation. Naka snorkel naman sya. Might be some electronics got fried because the water leaked on the interior.

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Naka snorkel nga, but what about the alternator? Lubog na yung part na yun if the water's up to the hood.

Some of these accessories, pag improperly fitted ng di marunong... are just "cosmetic" value and have no real use.

This also goes to show that even if your car can ford water deeper than what a typical sedan can handle, to not get overconfident.

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As I posted in another thread, we've seen a truck stall in the area (Araneta Ave).

[kisshmet]

Miscalculation. Naka snorkel naman sya. Might be some electronics got fried because the water leaked on the interior.

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Pinasok yun tambucho nya ng tubig kaya tumirik yan, that is another point of entry the owner of this car overlooked

Dapat nakasnorkel din yung tambucho para hindi napapasukan ng tubig
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[oj88]

Pinasok yun tambucho nya ng tubig kaya tumirik yan, that is another point of entry the owner of this car overlooked

Dapat nakasnorkel din yung tambucho para hindi napapasukan ng tubig
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As long as the engine is kept running, water can’t enter the exhaust pipe.

The Defender could have stalled for any number of reasons. It could be driver error, a leak in the intake, or something else. We can only speculate. But if the Defender was designed properly and the driver was properly trained or mentally prepared for it, it should be able to handle that flood.

[StockEngine]

a water sensor probably engaged a safety interlock to prevent severe damage.

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[minicarph]

a water sensor probably engaged a safety interlock to prevent severe damage.

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defender nga, dinefend yun car electronics lol

[StockEngine]

defender nga, dinefend yun car electronics lol

whole engine bay is submerged hehehe. tires alone is 600-800mm. water must have been over 1m deep.

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[jick.cejoco]

That's it! It's a Land Rover, it's not supposed to leave land for water😀

Their quality and engineering went farther south after Ford merger

[Nelson de Leon]

That's it! It's a Land Rover, it's not supposed to leave land for water[emoji3]

Their quality and engineering went farther south after Ford merger

Hindi nga naman Water Rover. [emoji4]

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[pilaty]

defender nga, dinefend yun car electronics lol

Miscalculation. Naka snorkel naman syafilezilla uc browser rufus. Might be some electronics got fried because the water leaked on the interior.

[Sweetlucious]

This guy got some balls.

Land Cruiser Crosing Flooded Street in Claveria, Philippines - YouTube

[chronicle]

This guy got some balls.

Land Cruiser Crosing Flooded Street in Claveria, Philippines - YouTube

Putting to good use the lc.
Kaso the interior detailing is a pita. Byabyahe pa nila pauwi sitting on a damp upuan and carpet thats mushy.

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[chronicle]

Is land rover now part of tata group?

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[makinao]

"The maximum wading depth for a Series Land Rover, Defender, Discovery or Range Rover Classic is 500mm (about 20 inches), which is the underside of the top of the tyre, to the tope of the rim. Exceeding this depth could be asking for real problems. In the case of a petrol-engined vehicle, water could easily kill the high tension associated with the coil, distributor and plug leads. A diesel-engined vehicle does not suffer from this problem. However, in either case, should water be splashed into the air intake, then catastrophe will come upon you in a split second. Water would be sucked up immediately into the top of the engine, via the turbo or inlet manifold, and into the combustion chambers above the pistons."

http://www.goodwinch.com/Learning/of...ow-waterworld/

[jick.cejoco]

Something like that, use this

Viet Jeep : Mutt M151 A2 Diving - YouTube


Not the fagotty land rover

[kisshmet]

^well water seeks its own level, thats pretty basic

As flood water gets higher that engine needs to run harder to keep that engine blowing the water out thru the exhaust pipe

That requires the driver to maintain a certain pressure to keep the water out. As water gets higher the deeper water exerts more pressure to enter the exhaust pipe seeking a higher level

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[mikkoy_99]

Even if that vehicle survived that part of Q. Ave - G. Araneta, that car won't be running by the time it reaches the corner of G. Araneta-Maria Clara.
Just imagine lubog mga gasoline pumps sa Shell Maria Clara tapos dun pa sila dadaan???

[3GEMS]

Even if that vehicle survived that part of Q. Ave - G. Araneta, that car won't be running by the time it reaches the corner of G. Araneta-Maria Clara.
Just imagine lubog mga gasoline pumps sa Shell Maria Clara tapos dun pa sila dadaan???

At marami paring nagpapagasolina diyan LOL

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[GTi]

Saw this on James Deakin's page where he shared the Defender video.
"according to the Defender 110 owner, the road unexpectedly dipped and water was deeper than expected. it stalled because the low gear strangely popped out. driver and passenger are fine; the Defender 110 is getting fixed and is expected to be running asap. 😁

it's never over in a rover! 😎
-From Land Rover Club of the Philippines - LRCP"

Can someone please enlighten me as to how a gear pops out?