Experience needed...
Well today I took my h3 into a pretty deep muddy water pond. Water was about half way up the door. It took me prolly 10mins to drive out. Had water come in on the floorboard but that was it.
Just wondering best way to dry it out and although everything seems fine mechanically and electrically is there anything I should look at? The truck was in pretty deep but never stalled and ran fine all day.
Just wondering best way to dry it out and although everything seems fine mechanically and electrically is there anything I should look at? The truck was in pretty deep but never stalled and ran fine all day.
Check to see if you got an water/mud in the following:
Air filter box, pop the lid would have pooled at the bottom
Fuse box, same, check to see if fuses are caked
Alternator, get some no conductive cleaner for starters/alternators and give it a good cleaning... I'm on my third one now
As for the interior you can pull the carpet and let it dry, or go to town w/ some cleaners and a hair dryer...
Air filter box, pop the lid would have pooled at the bottom
Fuse box, same, check to see if fuses are caked
Alternator, get some no conductive cleaner for starters/alternators and give it a good cleaning... I'm on my third one now
As for the interior you can pull the carpet and let it dry, or go to town w/ some cleaners and a hair dryer...
As someone that used to do the deep water crap (fun but cleanup and repairs suck), check and clean all sensors under the hood, diffs, tranny, and really all the fluids and everything else under the hood. Once you pop the hood and are cleaning/inspecting stuff you may as well check everything. Diffs would be my main thing to check.
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