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simon_bur
 


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A Little Bit To Deep!!

I think he found the limit of his D3 with the RAI!



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Just looking through the associated vids and found this blast from the past.

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I see your minor puddle and raise you this &feature=youtube_gdata_player
 SSDD.  
Post #102050717th Dec 2012 3:50 pm
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He should have sealed the elbow in the wing/engine bay and the other bits to make it a snorkle and not a colander Smile
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I re-raise a completely under water 4x4!!

  
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I see your SJ and raise you a Hummer...

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Test piloted a new D4 XS SDV6.. Gone and being forgotten i hope!!
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I see your hummer and raise you a lotus

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Might be a bit of a cheat though

Whistle
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Following the original post, a couple of oddities.

When making the long reverse there is initally no bubbling up from the right hand exaust pipe as it goes under water. Why?

Also, is there not a one-way drain valve in the air filter box that gets the excess water out?
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not AFAIK, the elbox into the airbox is holey and thus the filter would soak, and the air entering the inlet would be heavy with water and thus cause the engine to run like a dog..
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Test piloted a new D4 XS SDV6.. Gone and being forgotten i hope!!
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There was a replacement elbow with my RAI kit, so (if sealed) no water in that way.

I found a hole in the bottom of the filter box that had a rubber valve in it. I expect this is the release for pressure if there is a back-fire so that the box does not burst. If it does not drain water, then sticking a pen down it would be enough to open it and drain the box.
 A vaccine does not stop you catching a virus, or passing it on, or getting ill from it, really ill. It does reduce the likelyhood of you dying when really, really ill. Stay Alive - KEEP AWAY FROM PEOPLE.  
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Navigator wrote:
Following the original post, a couple of oddities.

When making the long reverse there is initally no bubbling up from the right hand exaust pipe as it goes under water. Why?

Also, is there not a one-way drain valve in the air filter box that gets the excess water out?


My theory would be that air will take the path of least resistance, right hand exhaust pipe is deepest under water, therefore the air has more pressure to overcome, or it could just be running along the inside of the bumper??
  
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RAI is NOT a Snorkel Wink
 FFRR Owner, very nearly became a D3 owner Smile
Test piloted a new D4 XS SDV6.. Gone and being forgotten i hope!!
D4 HSE 10MY
D4 XS 11MY
SSRR Destroyer *2 Smile 
 
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That's painful to watch. Poor car.
  
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DSL wrote:
Just looking through the associated vids and found this blast from the past.

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Yey, that's me making my debut appearance on a forum organised event at 3 mins 20 secs almost losing it on the bend Embarassed

(with my SHMBO screaming "mind the big drop on the inside") Shocked

And what a fantastic weekend it turned out to be as well Thumbs Up
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Silly man - just didn't know when to stop !!!
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