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Jimny cooling fan - spinning all the time?
- markyp2000
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- jonesyba420
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08 Sep 2013 13:21 #82504
by facade
Yes, but usually when driving in water you push the water in front of the car and drive at the speed of the wave, so the engine compartment is in the trough behind the wave.
I've done it a couple of times at the Landrover Experience, with someone else's car
I don't take the jimny through deep water, I'd rather spend an hour driving round it than 4 hours and a pot of cash fixing the water damage to brakes clutch and bearings.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Replied by facade on topic Jimny cooling fan - spinning all the time?
jonesyba420 wrote: Is this type of fan a problem when crossing water? Does it throw water all around the engine bay?
Yes, but usually when driving in water you push the water in front of the car and drive at the speed of the wave, so the engine compartment is in the trough behind the wave.
I've done it a couple of times at the Landrover Experience, with someone else's car
I don't take the jimny through deep water, I'd rather spend an hour driving round it than 4 hours and a pot of cash fixing the water damage to brakes clutch and bearings. If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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08 Sep 2013 16:23 #82518
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Seconded.
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facade wrote: I'd rather spend an hour driving round it than 4 hours and a pot of cash fixing the water damage to brakes clutch and bearings.
Seconded.
I was wondering that.Anyone care to explain better?!
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