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water damage ?
Saffy:
--- Quote from: Traybackdan on January 28, 2008, 18:01:28 ---
if you do, remove the snorkel top and put you hand over the air intake whilst the engine is running, and find where the air leak is, it'll make a hiss'ing sound
dan
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Just do not do that with a K&N filter element still in place though as it sucks all the oil out of it like a vampire.
extreme90:
who runs a K&N anyhows
there all load of tripe and wreck engines :evil:
Saffy:
--- Quote from: Traybackdan on January 29, 2008, 23:21:28 ---there all load of tripe and wreck engines :evil:
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aye cuz people block their snorkel and suck all the oil out :twisted: --- lol I am so not going here the internet has enough k&n threads [-X :lipsrsealed:
ian_s:
your engine could have slowed down because you were pushing a huge amount of water out of the way, and water is blinking heavy!
SimonHarwood:
--- Quote from: ian_s on January 30, 2008, 19:01:13 ---your engine could have slowed down because you were pushing a huge amount of water out of the way, and water is blinking heavy!
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A cubic metre of pure water weighs 1 tonne. Think of the additional weight you have with dirty water. If the water is up to your bonnet you could easily be pushing several tonnes.
I always use low box when wading through water that comes above bumper level.
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