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Originally Posted by djames
Good to see my old Rangie getting used as it should. The only indescretion is that you got stuck :(
Trav
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Quote:
Originally Posted by djames
Good to see my old Rangie getting used as it should. The only indescretion is that you got stuck :(
Trav
Our beloved Isuzu - washer off the bridge back in 1987 in a flash flood. I had to scramble out the sliding window and swim for it. The water was under the top of the guide post in the background.
http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/6411/isuzu9mc6.jpg
Wow! that would be scary! glad nobody got hurt or killed!
I claimed insurance for this and then bought it back at auction, fixed it and drove if for another 5 years. In those days you could remove the number plates before handing the car in to the insurance company as I have personalised plates. When I bought it back it was still registered.
The only damage was a bent rod, crook speedo and small dings in a guard and roof.
Erich.
Slightly bent gutter rail and a few scratches otherwise none the worse for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grover-98
Here is my biggest stuff up, the good thing to come out of this was we got the Disco after our Explorer was written off after the drowning.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2..._W0105e013.jpg
Baz.
"That'll do!" alright !
how to kill a TD5........
Should have still been running ok...Quote:
Originally Posted by foz.in.oz
My old ECU ran underwater in the seatbox for 20 minutes...
We just drove off and it was still good 2 years later when I fitted a new flashable ECU..
Think if its clean water it may keep running. Mine stopped after 10 minutes in very deep filthy muddy water. Still works now, over 4 years later as a spare.