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Disaster crossing a stream

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That's why I approach any mudholes/water crossings at slow speeds until I have a snorkel!

 

That is any ugly aftermath! Time for the Turbo baja upgrade + a snorkel

I hydrolocked my first car, but it had 230K miles on it, so it wasnt a huge loss.

 

But ever since then I'm pretty terrified of water.

Ouch. It's not supposed to look like that.. right?... :eek:

 

doesn't the baja have it's air intake right above the radiator too? so that bow wave just goes right in? :-\

Ah a little duct tape, jb weld and it will be fine :D

 

All I have to say is :eek: talk about some bent rods. Warranty isn't going to cover that! Ouch...

You really need to have a "Graphic Content Warning" :eek:

 

Those pictures are really gruesome:slobber:

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You really need to have a "Graphic Content Warning" :eek:

 

Those pictures are really gruesome:slobber:

I was thinking of that; just didn't get around to it. Actually, my pics are milder than the reality. I saw the engine up close and personal.

Did it still run? I ask because my EA82 that hydro'd at 4k rpm still runs, but makes threatening noises.

One of the reasons why cars dont swim very well, Drowning is very ugly.

 

nipper

you going to fix it or is he going to sell it :) im looking for a cheep well used baja :brow: i dont mind a little water damage :grin:

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