don't know, can't really say imo, without having been there.

Thats why i wanted to know if it died himself or if he shut it off and it wouldn't start later.

 

it seems pretty high thoe, im sure the air box is higher than the water...
maybe something just got unplugged? who knows.

 

I gaurantee you he wasn't driving through there slowly. I'm sure the water was over his hood when he was going. Besides who knows what kind of hole he drove through. Those things suck air right behind that headlight.

 

thatd be awesome

i wasn't going fast but i wasn't going slow either

it died after i drove in.. hopefully i didn't break or bend anything

 

it was higher than the water
but it was also wet..

 

pull the spark plugs spray some WD 40 or some other kind of lube into the cylinders crank it over a few times to flush out any water clean the plugs if needed and put them back in try to start it and hope for the best.

also pull you distributor cap and spray it with some WD 40.

 

Truck is awful clean, I doubt he got water over the hood.

Dude what where you thinking wheeling alone?

 

I have no idea..

Hot girl in passenger seat wearing fishnets + mild trail..

I would've been fine had I checked the pit first, of course, I have ss tsl 33x12.5's sitting in the garage..

 

= Bad idea no matter how you look at it... always take a buddy... and if your worried about him snarkin on some action, make sure that they have a hot girl in fishnets too!!

 

you need to get that thing out of there, or they may not be much left of it

 

HAVE FAITH O DID THE SAME THING WITH NO AIR FILTER!!!!

and she still starts.. i think i toasted the afm but HAVE FAITH TOYOTAS R TOUGH!!!

too bad i dont have 1300 for a afm and i need 1 for both trucks

might have to get a new car... using my moms to get to work is getting old

 

X2. You'd be surprised what folks will do to a rig left out unattended.

 

check ebay.. in my 5 second look there was 2 for 22re's @ 75$

same with the tps and me, i checked ebay, $5, local parts store, $170..

im having faith, probably have to shoot some water out of it with the plugs out..



ps.. my truck is actually the v6

 

well id hope some people have some decency
im also hoping my remoteness helps
and that us canadians are actually decent

problem is i have no way to get there

 

Just because the truck went for a swim, that doesn't mean it is dead. You have been given some good advice, to repeat, drain the fluids, pull the plugs, WD40 in the cylinders, crank it over.

My buddy sank his truck in the river one time and we got it running again. It wasn't quite the same but he still drove it for a long time afterwards. Good luck.

 

I wouldn't stare into it...Have you ever seen the videos of water screaming out the spark plug hole when they get a lot of water in there and turn it over?

 

I doubt it's dead, but you need to get back to it. Rigs sitting around out in the woods here get torched, unfortunately. Seen it a dozen or more times. And if you think that you Canadians are more decent than folks in the Southern US (known for their hospitality), then good luck to you. It's a crappy world, and people do crappy things to stuff that isn't theirs. Especially drunk idiots out in the woods.

Did you pull the air filter and see if it was wet? A soaked air filter will stop a truck from cranking in a heartbeat.

Was the distributor wet?

Did you blow any fuses?

Does it turn over at all?

 

no trucks get torched if they are left out or stolen for scrap metal GET BACK TO IT OR CALL IT IN STOLEN!

 

The distro may have been wet, the air intake is in the way of me checking and is a bitch.. I haven't checked the fuses, the air filter was soaked. It almost turned over before it locked up.

 

im trying :'(

no $ = no help