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BrettMRC



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D250 - Seems noiser after wading
I went through around 30" of water yesterday, well within the vehicles capability, and did so at no more than 5mph.

Since then it's got a noticable noise coming from the engine bay, almost like diesel knock - but doesn't seem to increase or change with engine revs.

Everything is working as it should, no odd feelings or vibrations, no warning lights etc... it's just a bit noisier than it was.

I have a feeling it's done this before after wading and it seemed to go away of it's own accord.

Any thoughts? Smile
Post #1053005 26th Nov 2024 2:10pm
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lightning



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How far have you driven since going through the deep water?
Post #1053025 26th Nov 2024 5:23pm
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BrettMRC



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Probably 10 miles or so, mixed driving.
Post #1053026 26th Nov 2024 5:26pm
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Philm



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Did you stop and rev the engine when you came out of the water to clear the exhaust?
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BrettMRC



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Now you're asking.... probably didn't, no...
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