[Closed] Offroading water damage in a brand new Taco!

Hello my friends, I decided to take my stock Tacoma off-roading today and went through some deep(ish) puddles, it ran fine through them, and ran fine the way home (roughly an hour). Although I can hear a "sloshing" sound as I brake and accelerate, I've left it in the garage for a bit and its stopped draining water, but it still makes the sound. I've heard alot of horror stories about water damaged trucks and am starting to kick myself for getting carried away. I'm taking it to a mechanic tomorrow to have it looked at just to be safe, but should I be expecting anything nasty?

Thanks for your time!

Edit: no warning lights on the dash, brakes and accelerates totally fine, wouldn't know there was any issue if it weren't for the sloshing.

 

Biggest thing is making sure your air filter is dry and the carpets are dry.

You may have water trapped in your cowl, who knows. Good idea to have it checked out.

 

Fortunately no water made it into the cab itself

 

If you're gonna play, sometimes you've got to pay ....

 

Lesson very much learned, I'm just happy I'm safe and it still runs.

 

I've checked the air filter and its bone dry (thank god), unlikely water made it into the cowl as no water came up over the hood.

 

water can collect in the doors

 

Have someone else drive the car in around a parking lot while you ferret your way around the cab listening for the sloshing noise... then take apart the thing thats making the noise drain it.

 

Ok thanks for the suggestions, will give that a try tomorrow for sure.

 

I made the mistake of googling "flooded truck" and was presented with horror stories, now I've learned how people google vague medical symptoms and end up calling an ambulance....

 

@CygnusX191

 

Park in closed garage, leave truck doors open and run a dehumidifier all night.

 

Ok thanks for the reassurance!

 

Ok I can manage this, thankfully no water got into the cab I've double checked

 

This you lol