Snorkel? What else to waterproof a 3rd gen 4runner?
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isnt the computer in the dash?
maybe the alternator. make sure the headlight seal is good. fuse box is good, ext... if it looks like it shouldnt get wet, tehn it probobly should stay kinda dry
maybe the alternator. make sure the headlight seal is good. fuse box is good, ext... if it looks like it shouldnt get wet, tehn it probobly should stay kinda dry
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I'd run a muffler pipe temporarily high if you plan on getting really submerged.....even if the engine is running, water can rush in and overpower the exhaust flow
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Roger Brown (aka 4crawler) has some good suggestions on his website: Waterproofing
Though this applies to his, I believe it's an '85 4Runner, his suggestions like raising the ECU is something worth considering.
Though this applies to his, I believe it's an '85 4Runner, his suggestions like raising the ECU is something worth considering.
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......will rush in. Unless you are running WOT, and even then most of the time it will still stall if your tail pipe goes under water anymore than halfway. I've been stuck a few times because I got my pipe underwater and the engine lost all of it's power.
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