2001 Durango and Water?

Normally I don't trudge though standing water. But if I see a street
that is lightly flooded, how deep would the water have to be to hydro
lock the engine in a 2001 Durango?

"Justin" > wrote in message
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> Normally I don't trudge though standing water. But if I see a street
> that is lightly flooded, how deep would the water have to be to hydro
> lock the engine in a 2001 Durango?

hmmm, Im not taking this question serious.

Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech

On Sat, 06 Sep 2008 02:24:43 -0400, Justin wrote:

> Normally I don't trudge though standing water. But if I see a street
> that is lightly flooded, how deep would the water have to be to hydro
> lock the engine in a 2001 Durango?

Is this freshwater, or sal****er?


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"Justin" > wrote in message
...
> Normally I don't trudge though standing water. But if I see a street
> that is lightly flooded, how deep would the water have to be to hydro
> lock the engine in a 2001 Durango?

You are OK to 2.1 metres on a 2WD and 2.37 metres on a 4 or AWD. Enjoy.

On Mon, 8 Sep 2008 19:53:32 -0400, "Road Runner" >
wrote:
>
>"Justin" > wrote in message
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>> Normally I don't trudge though standing water. But if I see a street
>> that is lightly flooded, how deep would the water have to be to hydro
>> lock the engine in a 2001 Durango?
>
>You are OK to 2.1 metres on a 2WD and 2.37 metres on a 4 or AWD. Enjoy.

ahahahahahahahahahaha!
hilarious!

How do you plan to determine exactly how deep the water is?

On Sep 5, 11:24*pm, Justin > wrote:
> Normally I don't trudge though standing water. *But if I see a street
> that is lightly flooded, how deep would the water have to be to hydro
> lock the engine in a 2001 Durango?

you guys are funny!

Speaking of driving in water, did anyone see the folks driving in the
heavy surf spray on Galveston Island (yesterday's news)?
Six months from now they'll be wondering why their cars are piles of
rust.
Reminds me of the bozo I saw on Cocoa Beach in the 70's. He was
getting buckets of water from the Atlantic Ocean, washing his car on
the beach.


On Sat, 06 Sep 2008 02:24:43 -0400, Justin
> wrote:

>Normally I don't trudge though standing water. But if I see a street
>that is lightly flooded, how deep would the water have to be to hydro
>lock the engine in a 2001 Durango?

..Heh heh, worked with a guy who drove the bosses truck in Daytona
surf.......
"QX" > wrote in message
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> Speaking of driving in water, did anyone see the folks driving in the
> heavy surf spray on Galveston Island (yesterday's news)?
> Six months from now they'll be wondering why their cars are piles of
> rust.
> Reminds me of the bozo I saw on Cocoa Beach in the 70's. He was
> getting buckets of water from the Atlantic Ocean, washing his car on
> the beach.
>
>
> On Sat, 06 Sep 2008 02:24:43 -0400, Justin
> > wrote:
>
>>Normally I don't trudge though standing water. But if I see a street
>>that is lightly flooded, how deep would the water have to be to hydro
>>lock the engine in a 2001 Durango?