Deepest water you've ever ran through

Best one yet!! How did you get out of that!?

 

I was sweating it! I had to winch it to a light pole!

Yes! I converted the front end of my 13 to a 3rd gen! FTW!!!!!

 

I got a bunch of pics on my old phone from the tax day flood and Memorial Day flood. This is from Harvey






Yes that’s my trailer ratchet strapped to a fire hydrant to keep it from floating away

 

Ehh not really haha. Never really do huge water crossings. I bought mine for a few different reasons.

1. Air Ram
2. Cooler air
3. Looks badass
4. Better filtration
5. Looks badass

Thanks man! My buddy Lee took the photo! He’s. Great photographer

 

Enough said! Haha

 

Oh shit! I remember taking this photo

 

Deepest today

 

In all seriousness, you guys have some cool water crossing pics.

 

It's not. Truck has been way deeper (I use it for guided hog hunts) with water flowing over the wipers. But that's the deepest I have ever been stuck. It's played hell with a lot of electronics, but the only thing that failed was the throttle body, apparently they are not sealed good from the factory (forgot the company, starts with a D I think). The new part number is supposed to supercede it. Died when water got to that and the spark plugs, the seals on the coils are useless for anything more than a water hose washing..Wouldn't crank for hours afterwards. Finally got it running and drove an hour home. Had to clean air bag computer, ECM, Steering angle sensor, all three flashers, brake switch, and flush power steering (they are not water proof either) Runs good now though

Deep water mods are snorkel, and all gear boxes, 4wd motor breathers, and gas tank breather are ran to the top of the fire wall, and di electric grease in all the plugs you can find.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyM8WKTY4Ac

 

Well.... sh$t!!! That's a lot to deal with.

 

It's a screenshot from a video, but the mud slush was up to the edge of my doors. Lucky none got inside.

 

Damn, you guys got balls with some of these water crossings, even though I have the dif breather mod, I try to stay away from anything higher than the bottom of the wheel rim.

 

I have read worse ideas lol

 

That's just the commute home for me, it saves 30 min by going through.

 

I should probably get a dif breather but somehow I have had zero issues so far.

 

It's only really necessary if your gonna drive through water a whole lot. Water over the axle once every 6 months doesn't warrant a diff breather. Every other weekend....Yeah better do it. just remember, the transmission and transfer case vent to the top of the transmission, only about 8 to 12 inches above the level of the rear diff, that would be the next point of entry.

 

Cool pics and videos.

 

I've been up to the door handles.

Had to replace all the idler pulleys up front a few months later...