Subject	probably just electrical... if u want, pull the intercooler
Posted by	Bernie on July 29, 2000 at 10:42 PM
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In Reply To	Drove car in high water today>>>>>>>>>>>>> posted by NissanZ on July 29, 2000 at 05:01 PM
Message	hoses... a lot of time, the water gets trapped there without making it into the engine. if you were truly hydrolocked, your engine wouldn't be running. : I was in Ocean City, MD this morning and it was absolutely pouring and flooding on the streets. As I turned a corner, very deep water was ahead of me but I had to go through it. I was nervous about hydrolocking my engine but after getting out of the water I was fine but then my engine stalled and I immediately started it back up with no problem. For about the next 10 miles I had some hesitation problems but after that my car worked perfectly. Should I still be worried about anything? I have no problems now. : Thanks, : NissanZ : No.Va. Bernie The heart of the Phoenix... bhsiao@newssun.med.miami.edu
Follow Ups	Drove car in high water today>>>>>>>>>>>>> - NissanZ 17:01:21 07/29/00 Take car to the mechanic... - Matrixous 21:51:47 07/29/00 probably just electrical... if u want, pull the intercooler - Bernie 22:42:55 07/29/00
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