You just had a wet and dirty mass airflow sensor, I appreciate the content just remember if you ever flood your engine just make sure your air filter is dry and your mass airflow sensor is dry to the bone, usually helps to take mass airflow sensor spray when going over landing or mudding.
FYI I hear the assie's complain that on the 200 diesel, has leaks through the airbox with dust ingress. Hack is little silicone grease/petroleum jelly on the air filter seal, this could be an issue too? Make sure when(not if) you get snorkel, that it is actually water tight. Most are not. Starting fluid would be good drying agent.
I would always go Toyota only from dealer spark plugs. Pro tip Toyota spark plugs actually are cheaper at the dealer than most realize. I live in SoCal and get them for 7-9 bucks max. If you go a non Toyota(Denso), then k would only recommend you use NGK. Great content and totally going to follow many of your trip lines.
dude, you're telling me at 3:13 you had no power brakes? Bro, that's mad dangerous and the brakes will only work for like 3 charges after engine turn off.
I had plenty of braking power. The problem was that I didn't have acceleration and I needed momentum to get to the position that I wanted to get into while we spent the afternoon troubleshooting...
@@coreywhitaker9095 it's sketch dude, you probably had residual brake pressure left over from when the engine ran but after like 3 good pumps you will have no BRAKES at ALL. So you will have to e brake it.
Water won’t hurt the motor. The compression is enough to push the water out of the exhaust side of the valves. And the rest will be come steam. If it was left with water in the cylinders for too long it would cause rust and then you’re possibly come into more issues, but a few hours to a over night may not hurt much
Depending how much water went in to the engine, water will totally Destroyed your engine, water will create a Hydrolock, it will bent the connecting Rods when you try to start the engine, for repair that engine it may cost you $10k-15k, you were very lucky.
Happened to me on My Chevy Silvarado! Total engine failure.. I was rolling way too fast through 3-5 inches of water.. truck stopped dead in its tracks! Cost me 16k for a new engine! Live and Learn!
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You just had a wet and dirty mass airflow sensor, I appreciate the content just remember if you ever flood your engine just make sure your air filter is dry and your mass airflow sensor is dry to the bone, usually helps to take mass airflow sensor spray when going over landing or mudding.
So great to know! I appreciate the feedback!
Is this campsite on 2N86?
time to install a snorkel.
So, gonna get a snorkel?
FYI I hear the assie's complain that on the 200 diesel, has leaks through the airbox with dust ingress. Hack is little silicone grease/petroleum jelly on the air filter seal, this could be an issue too? Make sure when(not if) you get snorkel, that it is actually water tight. Most are not. Starting fluid would be good drying agent.
I would always go Toyota only from dealer spark plugs. Pro tip Toyota spark plugs actually are cheaper at the dealer than most realize. I live in SoCal and get them for 7-9 bucks max. If you go a non Toyota(Denso), then k would only recommend you use NGK. Great content and totally going to follow many of your trip lines.
dude, you're telling me at 3:13 you had no power brakes? Bro, that's mad dangerous and the brakes will only work for like 3 charges after engine turn off.
I had plenty of braking power. The problem was that I didn't have acceleration and I needed momentum to get to the position that I wanted to get into while we spent the afternoon troubleshooting...
@@coreywhitaker9095 it's sketch dude, you probably had residual brake pressure left over from when the engine ran but after like 3 good pumps you will have no BRAKES at ALL. So you will have to e brake it.
Congrats on another kid. Hey, what front bumper is that?
Thanks! It’s made by Dissent Offroad.
Toyotas are amazing!
Water won’t hurt the motor. The compression is enough to push the water out of the exhaust side of the valves. And the rest will be come steam. If it was left with water in the cylinders for too long it would cause rust and then you’re possibly come into more issues, but a few hours to a over night may not hurt much
So great to know!
Did this guy just say I had a baby? Wonder how his wife feels about that…
If he’s in California, that would explain a lot…
Depending how much water went in to the engine, water will totally Destroyed your engine, water will create a Hydrolock, it will bent the connecting Rods when you try to start the engine, for repair that engine it may cost you $10k-15k, you were very lucky.
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Happened to me on My Chevy Silvarado! Total engine failure.. I was rolling way too fast through 3-5 inches of water.. truck stopped dead in its tracks! Cost me 16k for a new engine! Live and Learn!