2WD to 4WD FAILURE

I did

 

Yea most people know not to drive in 3ft of water Guaranteed 36 in deep water is over the limit of depth

 

oh shit, i was hoping you'd answer my question rather than saying some stupid crap.

 

food for thought.

 

Water 6 inches above your tire seems like a good idea? Jfc. Yea tell the mechanics that and then say, can you warranty this please. see how that goes.

 

Oh sorry... I didn't take your question seriously. No, the manual is not going to tell you how much water is acceptable to drive through. Why would they? It's a truck, not an aquatic vehicle.

Toyota's answer will be... 0" is an acceptable amount.

 

I am my mechanic lol... i'll tell myself i suppose!

 

I can't find anything directly related to the Tacoma on an accepted depth.

 

So would you reccomend me to drive in 36 in of water?

 

Color me shocked

 

So Black and WHITE - There is no stated limit. How could they hold you accountable. just saying. Innocent till proven guilty.

 

if you hit it at 70mph you should hydroplane nicely

 

Not in a corporate world directed by profit and loss. Id call it pretty common sense not to drive in 3ft of water. That's pretty deep. I went in maybe 24 in and was not expecting that deep, I wasn't proud of that decision, luckily no adverse effects noted.

 

you and Johnnie Cochran

 

Do you work for Toyota? Have you hear about anything in the US for an accepted depth? I know jeep has stated numbers.

 

I work in aerospace... planes you've been on possibly have my signature okaying parts that can be detrimental to engine operation Everything is black and white - no "grey areas" of assumption.

 

i asked a question, got a dick head response back and teamed up on. thats all

 

Ok... sorry, I stand corrected. Don't drive off a cliff or through water... according to the manual. See below.

 

Check this out.

https://youtu.be/SMsan3BzZkE

 

Whats considered deep?