That happens. Your not the first, you won't be the last. And I'd be willing to bet you'll do it again and again. Kudos for having another tow-truck on hand.

 

Reminds me of my first time out wheelin...

 

lol i went thru stuff that deep 2 days ago and ruined a plug wire

 

You guys and your mud. I'm afraid I just don't get the appeal, rocks are so much less filthy .

 

there is a gasket where the cap meets the dizzy housing but unless its brand new its crap and sometimes the brand new one is crap so use gasket maker to seal it off.

if you look at your cap there is a tab looking thing pull that off WHOA a hole into the cap when your fan hits the water is soakes your dizzy causing you to sputter and lose power run a hose to somewhere dry.






Mud is cool

 

Rookie
that's because that is all we get in the PNW 9 months out of the year, if there is no snow

 

better repack your front bearings and get some new grease on those spindle bushings or can say goodbye to those bushings and bearings.

It's about a 8hr job if all goes smooth. Will teach you to think twice before putting your rig through water again.

I'm not kidding either.

few weeks ago


Both hubs had moisture in them, pass side had brown water. I've gone through one set of bearings in 4 yrs and one set of spindle bushings. Only because of my ignorance in not dismantling, cleaning and repacking.

Don't think you're crap is sealed, it aint. =)