That was surely the worse example of this. So very avoidable if only he'd remained sensible. Just think he most probably acts in that maverick fashion whilst doing his job.
Bit of advice I’ve been a mechanic for 27 years if it stops after you have water increases into the engine what ever you do don’t try and start it you will bend your con rods if they aren’t bent already
I'm just wondering how much water is needed to bend con rods? Just a little like 50 ml maybe even less? It's very tight in those combustion chambers ☺️
Bent con rods, head gaskets popped, cylinder head damage. All possible from water ingress, liquid does NOT compress the same as air, something has got to give. Always watch these and still can’t believe how stupid some drivers can be. Obviously have NO idea how their engine works, not even the basics.
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ahhh. that was painful to listen to. god damn. sound like they might have thrown or broken a rod. that is one expesive fix and insurant is not paying for that.
i went through a flooded road at speed one night with my 1970's rear engine skoda, never saw the depth of it as it was at night, the engine was fine never stalled etc but the force of the water blew out the steering shaft rubber at the footwell and sent water over my legs and up my skirt, that was a fun thing to explain when i got to my destination
I drove through Rufford Ford, and due to the shallow wading depth of my car, I hydrolocked the engine, and as such it needs to have a new (or rebuilt engine). Since that's very expensive, it looks like I've written off your car.
@@glowiever There is a quiet comment from the cop that I can't fully hear. I think he says you passed a road closed sign. There was also a comment asking what the fines would be.
@@neilcampbell2222 oh, I'm confused because the cops put some roadblocks here to close a road section. didn't see any, just a measly sign near the ford, which might confuse some people.
@@glowiever I don't know what is there. The police carry signs and cones in the traffic cars. The normal temporary sign is white letters on a red field measuring about 1m (3 ft). But areas that often become impassable can have permanent signs that can be switched on. Some are just signs so could be overlooked, some put a gate across a road. The road obviously can't be completely closed because the nearby properties need access. So I suspect the previous junction has a sign saying 'road closed ahead, flood, access only'.
When the police car was in the middle of the road I can 100% confirm that they "flipped the road closed signs" (ALL 4 OF THEM) look above the police car in video they are hardly subtle... to say "FLOOD +road closed ahead" instead of "ford" and that they had put out traffic cones across the carriageway a quarter of a mile each side of the Ford blocking the road off to make it safe for the recovery. There were at least two cars that went through the Ford, trying to sneak past cops, and maybe a couple more who came up to the Edge and were told to turn around. At least one car had to drive round the recovery truck putting emergency workers and police at risk... yep they are that stupid and deserve a fine.
OMG...I could never live there...I'd be out every day with Ben, Tom and all you Lads/////good thing there are so many wankers ! Thanks from the US for all the sharing! (Is the pub there good?!) (Love the music when the Sherriff of Nottingham arrives!!!!!!)
If you own a garage you will make a fortune. so many hydrolocked engines, in need of a replacement or a total rebuild. this is a never ending stream of incume until they build a bridge
@@midlifecrisis101x The Ford Focus at 9 mins 26 seconds! Why did he get stopped? He barley made any splash and definitely didn't hit anyone with water! Great video's mate!
@@frasersutherland6837 Thanks for watching and posting a comment 😊 The police were recovering the Jaguar and had pit road closed signs and cones out but the driver drove round them 😝
These videos are addictive! 😂 it’s amazing how ridiculous people are.. just go slow, on some cases the water is low but the wave they create from flooring it finishes them off 😂
Pro Tip: Know the wading depth of your vehicle and look at how deep the water is. If it's deeper than your vehicle's wading depth, you're probably going to have a bad time going through a ford.
Wading depth doesn’t matter if you drive through like a bellend and all your trim forcing water through every inch of your car and intake. Not to mention hitting water at speed ripping off your trim 🤷♂️
@@MickeyFKNMouse True. But if you've watched this stuff for any time, you'll have seen some idiots drive into water so deep their vehicles actually started to float. There was one clown in a Golf expecting to drive through nearly 3ft of water. One thing I HAVE noticed, is that modern vehicles are way more prone to conking-out after driving even carefully through a ford than older vehicles. I've been in a vehicle driving through that ford, and had the water come up the windscreen on entry, and through the doors. And apart from taking an age to dry out, the car didn't miss a beat driving through the ford. (1990 petrol Ford Escort).
@@MrSonicAdvance a 1990 Ford escort, was about the last year of older designed cars, the air filter and intake was on top of the engine, depending on the model the air intake was not ducted to the front grill, so you could go much deeper with out hydro locking the engine. If you look at the 4*4 that race through that Ford, they have snorkels, All that is doing is raising the air intake out of the way of any water.
Toms 'salty' comment followed by the old chav in the Merc van - trying deliberatly to spray everyone (against the law actually) and ruining his engine in the process! Priceless.
My dad had an at fault accident last year where he clipped another vehicle side on (Couldn't see it due to the low sun blinding him). Despite minimal paint scratching and a bit of trim lost, the car decided to deploy the pedestrian protection system which blows the bonnet hinges and lifts the bonnet 6 inches up to create a crumple zone. Surprised watching these that the same hasn't happend as some of the damage shown in these videos is far greater than what my dads car got.
@@HughzieTube oh crap, well that's probably one of the better ways to find out that your eyes aren't good enough for driving any more. It's still sad to have to give up driving but it's safer for everyone I guess.
@@nothingsurprisesmeanymore He's not that old! lol Even the dash cam couldn't even see the car for the low sun that's how bright it was! Genuine 'accident' unfortunately bit still surprising how the car reacted from a side clip. The PPS would only really be effective from a front hit so no idea why a side clip triggered it. The way these idiots hit the water im surprised its not happened here yet as the sensors are low down in the bumper.
Actually it is only a bit of water, but when you speed into it, it becomes a lot. Slow and careful drivers don't have an issue until it's really deep (and it's closed).
I went through there in my Disco Sport last week, very sensibly, when it was quite deep and surprise surprise, nothing fell of, I didn't drown and oddly, I didn't appear in anyones video. I am amazed, how many people kill their cars with stupidity.
😆 The artic at the start basically emptied the ford completely... dumping most of it on the poor poor guys videoing it... nice to see you take one for the team 🙂
There are dozens of these videos on TH-cam strangely addictive! This is first I've seen that shows the 'road closed' signs, so every person here consciously driving into water writing off their car is also breaking the law, I'm further amazed!
Living in South Florida, we have this issue sometimes with deeply flooded streets during storms.... If you drive slowly, you are generally fine. As soon as you splash water up to the level of the air intake, you are screwed.... Why would people think it's a good idea to go fast through the water? What are they trying to accomplish?
He said, "I've been to the year 3000 Not much has changed but they lived underwater (Not much has changed but they lived underwater) And your great, great, great grand daughter Is pretty fine in rufford slime” 😂
@@fanfeck2844 maybe but when its in full EV mode the engine is off. As long as the battery holds it charge while going through it’s got the same chance as an EV, right?
@@MetalVIIwhen the engine is off I’d just call it an ev. Water can still go into the air filter, and might damage the engine on start up, but I’m not sure if there would be enough
Best 12 mins ever watching these clowns thinking they look cool going through fast and then breaking down and even better if they lose a number plate or do more damage and breakdown🤣🤣
You could easily call your channel WHY 🤪, I keep asking why while watching this channel, I got a stiff neck from shaking my head, aching jaw from laughing and stinging eyes from crying but oh so worth it. 👏👏😂🤣😂👍❤️❤️🇬🇧
The idiocy of some drivers is amazing. The area I live in used to have floods in low spots in the main route in/out of town, we used to cope with this stuff every winter, often with longer flooded stretches. One thing I learned driving vehicles with drum brakes all round was the importance of drying brakes afterwards, even with disc brakes it's of no less importance to check the brakes after fording the stream, so many don't seem to do that as they drive away 😳
Drying your brakes is not going to help, your brakes warp when they are hot and suddenly get cooled (water). No amount of drying your brakes is going to undo the damage also, the brakes will dry themselves as soon as they get warm again. PS not drying your brakes is not part of the driving test.
@@joelmartin2549 Who said anything about damage? If I pressure wash my car and jet the calipers and then drive it afterwards the efficiency of the braking is greatly reduced for the first couple of applications, this isn't about damage, its about expelling the water lying between the disc and pads. The DSA and other motoring organisations all give the same advice. Although the discs are rotating, it often doesn't clear the water until the brakes are applied. If you need to stop suddenly after driving through deep water you may well find your stopping distance greatly increased.
Did anyone notice the Jags private plate? It seemed to read as 'B16 DRK' which could mean big dork! Some of these drivers paid very highly for their mistakes. Some seem to have an attitude when behind the wheel, and now come back and bite them.
Most are diesel, the engines are high, and they have a snorkel air intake fitted which is set at roof height. So, in theory ( but only in theory) the engine should be OK, BUT they could still aquaplane and lose control going at those speeds I agree. That is not the way the Land Rover handbook tells you how to go through deep water.
Engines hydro lock when water enters the cylinders! Water can't be compressed ! The water is sucked in though the air filter hence some modified 4x4s have a snorkel keeping the intake high!
I'm trying to work out why the police were involved. I assume that they had closed the road (but why?) Idiocy & wrecking your car in a ford isn't an offence (deliberately drenching a pedestrian *is* - "Driving without due care & attention") so why were they booking them?
Extraordinary that so many still take the risk and pay the price (literally). It's like watching lemmings. Are there no signs saying "300 breakdowns in 2yrs" or similar nearby? That said, great vid. How do the electric cars get on?
This is the place you come to when you want to wreck your car and have a massive bill for a new engine after, plus you get to entertain all the happy crowd while your doing it too.
After watching a few, very entertaining, videos I understand now this doing the crossing is a sporting event! But it is definitely not for all vehicles, Very funny!
Modern cars are full of electric management systems. Even if they're 'lucky' enough to get through there's still the real risk of water in the various electrical connectors which over time will gradually corrode and then begin to throw up more and more fault codes over the next few years.
Note to self, never buy second hand car from the Rufford area.
You should, ot will have had a new engine and be clean underneath.
I was just thinking about that. A least regular fording will wash salt off..
Especially a Range Rover
No refunds
👍🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🏴😎
What a legend that warrior link driver is 😂
The independant garages round your way must make a killing!!
Bob the builder in the Merc van didn't look to happy!
I know so the bellend in the merc van looking angry but your the one that drove through fast drrrrrr wtf do you expect
He was pissed that the two Renault vans made it
That was surely the worse example of this. So very avoidable if only he'd remained sensible. Just think he most probably acts in that maverick fashion whilst doing his job.
The company I work for just had an engine replaced on a Merc van. Cost over 10k. You can bet its hydro locked and will need a complete engine
Just did engine on ours 12k dull driver did same thing
Bit of advice I’ve been a mechanic for 27 years if it stops after you have water increases into the engine what ever you do don’t try and start it you will bend your con rods if they aren’t bent already
I'm just wondering how much water is needed to bend con rods? Just a little like 50 ml maybe even less? It's very tight in those combustion chambers ☺️
Bent con rods, head gaskets popped, cylinder head damage. All possible from water ingress, liquid does NOT compress the same as air, something has got to give. Always watch these and still can’t believe how stupid some drivers can be. Obviously have NO idea how their engine works, not even the basics.
@@davea.2311 they are clearly assuming (hoping?) that the problem is wet electrics. Which, to be fair, is a reasonable - if optimistic - assumption.
9:44 those effects were on point. I was laughing my face off.
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The gift that keeps on giving
“ what will do today?” “ let’s go write off our car!!”
Takes me back to my childhood finding things to amuse ourselves with. Laughing as we speak 😂
Fancy putting your own company van through that. What a wally
8:55 Finally! Clear sound of an engine hydro locking.
ahhh. that was painful to listen to. god damn. sound like they might have thrown or broken a rod. that is one expesive fix and insurant is not paying for that.
Sure! Cats dislike water! 🙂
Greetings from germany
@@cailco100That means we'll be towing it away. :D
The stars of the show are the young audience who instantly give their verdict!
haha, little Ford KA makes it, but the crap Ford Pickup dies ! lol
Some of these drivers have intelligence of a fence post😂
Some make two short planks look like a computer 😉
i went through a flooded road at speed one night with my 1970's rear engine skoda, never saw the depth of it as it was at night, the engine was fine never stalled etc but the force of the water blew out the steering shaft rubber at the footwell and sent water over my legs and up my skirt, that was a fun thing to explain when i got to my destination
8:00 The explanation to his other half will be “ I drove though a little bit of water, should dry out soon enough” absolute clown😂
I drove through Rufford Ford, and due to the shallow wading depth of my car, I hydrolocked the engine, and as such it needs to have a new (or rebuilt engine). Since that's very expensive, it looks like I've written off your car.
Love it when they get told "We shall have to tow it away LOL"
Passing a road closed sign, £2500 fine
Splashing a pedestrian, £150 fine plus 3 (of 12) penalty points.
was that road closed?
@@glowiever There is a quiet comment from the cop that I can't fully hear. I think he says you passed a road closed sign.
There was also a comment asking what the fines would be.
@@neilcampbell2222 oh, I'm confused because the cops put some roadblocks here to close a road section. didn't see any, just a measly sign near the ford, which might confuse some people.
@@glowiever I don't know what is there. The police carry signs and cones in the traffic cars. The normal temporary sign is white letters on a red field measuring about 1m (3 ft).
But areas that often become impassable can have permanent signs that can be switched on. Some are just signs so could be overlooked, some put a gate across a road.
The road obviously can't be completely closed because the nearby properties need access. So I suspect the previous junction has a sign saying 'road closed ahead, flood, access only'.
When the police car was in the middle of the road I can 100% confirm that they "flipped the road closed signs" (ALL 4 OF THEM) look above the police car in video they are hardly subtle... to say "FLOOD +road closed ahead" instead of "ford" and that they had put out traffic cones across the carriageway a quarter of a mile each side of the Ford blocking the road off to make it safe for the recovery.
There were at least two cars that went through the Ford, trying to sneak past cops, and maybe a couple more who came up to the Edge and were told to turn around.
At least one car had to drive round the recovery truck putting emergency workers and police at risk... yep they are that stupid and deserve a fine.
I think if if dries out it'll be alright.
That's definitely hydraulic locked.
Hahahaha
Which means that the only way it's going to move is via being towed.
OMG...I could never live there...I'd be out every day with Ben, Tom and all you Lads/////good thing there are so many wankers ! Thanks from the US for all the sharing! (Is the pub there good?!) (Love the music when the Sherriff of Nottingham arrives!!!!!!)
Thanks for watching and posting 😎 There’s always a pub nearby no matter where you are in the UK 😂
Thanks for watching and posting 😎 There’s always a pub nearby no matter where you are in the UK 😂
If you own a garage you will make a fortune. so many hydrolocked engines, in need of a replacement or a total rebuild.
this is a never ending stream of incume until they build a bridge
@@midlifecrisis101x The Ford Focus at 9 mins 26 seconds! Why did he get stopped? He barley made any splash and definitely didn't hit anyone with water! Great video's mate!
@@frasersutherland6837 Thanks for watching and posting a comment 😊 The police were recovering the Jaguar and had pit road closed signs and cones out but the driver drove round them 😝
These videos are addictive! 😂 it’s amazing how ridiculous people are.. just go slow, on some cases the water is low but the wave they create from flooring it finishes them off 😂
Pro Tip: Know the wading depth of your vehicle and look at how deep the water is. If it's deeper than your vehicle's wading depth, you're probably going to have a bad time going through a ford.
Wading depth doesn’t matter if you drive through like a bellend and all your trim forcing water through every inch of your car and intake. Not to mention hitting water at speed ripping off your trim 🤷♂️
to simple. 😄
And the splash deep....thats the killer.
@@MickeyFKNMouse True. But if you've watched this stuff for any time, you'll have seen some idiots drive into water so deep their vehicles actually started to float. There was one clown in a Golf expecting to drive through nearly 3ft of water.
One thing I HAVE noticed, is that modern vehicles are way more prone to conking-out after driving even carefully through a ford than older vehicles. I've been in a vehicle driving through that ford, and had the water come up the windscreen on entry, and through the doors. And apart from taking an age to dry out, the car didn't miss a beat driving through the ford. (1990 petrol Ford Escort).
@@MrSonicAdvance a 1990 Ford escort, was about the last year of older designed cars, the air filter and intake was on top of the engine, depending on the model the air intake was not ducted to the front grill, so you could go much deeper with out hydro locking the engine. If you look at the 4*4 that race through that Ford, they have snorkels, All that is doing is raising the air intake out of the way of any water.
3:10 there is so much oil on water! 😬
Your sound effects and visuals make it for me ! Subbed
Toms 'salty' comment followed by the old chav in the Merc van - trying deliberatly to spray everyone (against the law actually) and ruining his engine in the process! Priceless.
what law is it against
@@cliveramsbotty6077 careless driving if you spray pedestrians
'Against the law actually' nice measurement to show how bad that is.... lol
@@robinhosleftfoot careless driving isn't a law
@@cliveramsbotty6077 in UK it is
I'm surprised airbags don't go off at the speed some hit the water at.
I often wondered this too, especially in some of the other videos where the cars really hit it hard. Thanks for watching and posting a comment 😎
My dad had an at fault accident last year where he clipped another vehicle side on (Couldn't see it due to the low sun blinding him). Despite minimal paint scratching and a bit of trim lost, the car decided to deploy the pedestrian protection system which blows the bonnet hinges and lifts the bonnet 6 inches up to create a crumple zone.
Surprised watching these that the same hasn't happend as some of the damage shown in these videos is far greater than what my dads car got.
@@HughzieTube oh crap, well that's probably one of the better ways to find out that your eyes aren't good enough for driving any more. It's still sad to have to give up driving but it's safer for everyone I guess.
@@nothingsurprisesmeanymore He's not that old! lol
Even the dash cam couldn't even see the car for the low sun that's how bright it was! Genuine 'accident' unfortunately bit still surprising how the car reacted from a side clip. The PPS would only really be effective from a front hit so no idea why a side clip triggered it. The way these idiots hit the water im surprised its not happened here yet as the sensors are low down in the bumper.
I think they did 1:18 🤣
Do you think some people believe its only a bit of water, what harm can it do!😢
Actually it is only a bit of water, but when you speed into it, it becomes a lot. Slow and careful drivers don't have an issue until it's really deep (and it's closed).
This is a national sport around Rufford it sits on a flood plain....so often no avoiding the water in the area.
I loved that patrolman cranking the Ford with the spark plugs out to eject the water. "Yabba-dibby-yabba-dibby-yabba-dibby-yabba-dibby-yabba-dibby..."
that 09 Focus driver has done us all a favour
its got no MOT and its not insured
Been scrapped by the looks of it
details not found
@@deanhandley556 Not worth the outlay to repair the mechanical mayhem inflicted on it
Fantastic as always just pure brilliant can’t wait to see it in the winter when all snow and fog . Santas a fan Ho Ho Ho
I'd love to see the drivers faces when they find out their engine is knackered and all in the for of a few seconds of fun
or when the car is totally FUBAR and they have to buy a new one
and their insurance doesn't cover it
No road tax (2), SORN (1) and No tax data available (2). One was the Jaguar.
Wonder if these dareless drivers were not paying up beforehand or if they declared SORN after they toasted their motors?
I went through there in my Disco Sport last week, very sensibly, when it was quite deep and surprise surprise, nothing fell of, I didn't drown and oddly, I didn't appear in anyones video. I am amazed, how many people kill their cars with stupidity.
Didn't even get nicked by the bobbies for driving through the closed ford?
So what exactly did the police say? Was the road closed? Did they give out some fines?
I would tell the the government enforcers to fuck off lol
No wonder it takes 3 hours for the rac to get to me 😂
😆 The artic at the start basically emptied the ford completely... dumping most of it on the poor poor guys videoing it... nice to see you take one for the team 🙂
There are dozens of these videos on TH-cam strangely addictive! This is first I've seen that shows the 'road closed' signs, so every person here consciously driving into water writing off their car is also breaking the law, I'm further amazed!
Yup, lots of signs, depth gauges in the water, TH-camrs with cameras out, massive puddle of water…… what could go wrong 😂
Living in South Florida, we have this issue sometimes with deeply flooded streets during storms.... If you drive slowly, you are generally fine. As soon as you splash water up to the level of the air intake, you are screwed.... Why would people think it's a good idea to go fast through the water? What are they trying to accomplish?
I would love to be a fly on the wall when they have to explain to their significant other/ boss what an absolute tool they have been!
Flash Jag big Derek on the plate , bet he felt like small Derek when everyone was laughing
These videos you can hear all the splashes. Even the sound of everything. Watch relax and enjoy the rest of your day.
Is the river all time flood?
It’s a Ford so sometimes it’s flooded but mostly a puddle. It’s currently closed but we are filming at new locations most weeks 😊
He said, "I've been to the year 3000
Not much has changed but they lived underwater
(Not much has changed but they lived underwater)
And your great, great, great grand daughter
Is pretty fine in rufford slime” 😂
12 year old me listening to that song:
How was there only 4 generations in 1000 years? Are they vampires or? 🤷♂🤣
Real good. 👍🇦🇺Season's greetings.
What are the Old Bill playing at? It's been much higher than that and not closed!?
Sadly it’s all been stopped now! I was planning on a road to this. This year.
Has their been any hybrid cars going through? Just wondering if you go through in electric mode would a car survive?
A hybrid might die because it has an engine, but an EV would go through easily as everything important is sealed
@@fanfeck2844 maybe but when its in full EV mode the engine is off. As long as the battery holds it charge while going through it’s got the same chance as an EV, right?
@@MetalVIIwhen the engine is off I’d just call it an ev. Water can still go into the air filter, and might damage the engine on start up, but I’m not sure if there would be enough
Best 12 mins ever watching these clowns thinking they look cool going through fast and then breaking down and even better if they lose a number plate or do more damage and breakdown🤣🤣
A lost number plate is the very least of their concerns
Why did the coppers stop some of the drivers? I don't understand. Was the road closed or summat?
Horrible rattle from the black Jaguar, sounded like a hole in the engine casing 😬 WASTED! 😂
Yep .. that engine is destroyed for sure
You could easily call your channel WHY 🤪, I keep asking why while watching this channel, I got a stiff neck from shaking my head, aching jaw from laughing and stinging eyes from crying but oh so worth it. 👏👏😂🤣😂👍❤️❤️🇬🇧
The sounds in this are beautiful
Hope the police will catch all those reckless driving Land Rover drivers, who thinks the road is a kindergarden, before someone got killed
Why do we get so much pleasure watching other people having a bad day .....
The idiocy of some drivers is amazing. The area I live in used to have floods in low spots in the main route in/out of town, we used to cope with this stuff every winter, often with longer flooded stretches. One thing I learned driving vehicles with drum brakes all round was the importance of drying brakes afterwards, even with disc brakes it's of no less importance to check the brakes after fording the stream, so many don't seem to do that as they drive away 😳
It's concidered a major fault on a driving test not to check your brakes after.
Same in my area. Lots of 8inch to 12 inch deep floods. Enough that you need to dry off the brakes.
Drying your brakes is not going to help, your brakes warp when they are hot and suddenly get cooled (water). No amount of drying your brakes is going to undo the damage also, the brakes will dry themselves as soon as they get warm again. PS not drying your brakes is not part of the driving test.
@@joelmartin2549 Not checking they work is though....i said nothing about drying?
@@joelmartin2549 Who said anything about damage? If I pressure wash my car and jet the calipers and then drive it afterwards the efficiency of the braking is greatly reduced for the first couple of applications, this isn't about damage, its about expelling the water lying between the disc and pads. The DSA and other motoring organisations all give the same advice. Although the discs are rotating, it often doesn't clear the water until the brakes are applied. If you need to stop suddenly after driving through deep water you may well find your stopping distance greatly increased.
It appears as though you are regurgitating your episodes. Still funny.
Another good video 👍👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Why is there no bridge? - Because there are a million places less than a mile away where you can cross safely.
Did anyone notice the Jags private plate? It seemed to read as 'B16 DRK' which could mean big dork! Some of these drivers paid very highly for their mistakes. Some seem to have an attitude when behind the wheel, and now come back and bite them.
I bet the local garage does a roaring trade in engine rebuilds.
Bout time a 4x4 came to grief. The reckless way they speed through.
Most are diesel, the engines are high, and they have a snorkel air intake fitted which is set at roof height. So, in theory ( but only in theory) the engine should be OK, BUT they could still aquaplane and lose control going at those speeds I agree. That is not the way the Land Rover handbook tells you how to go through deep water.
how much do the guys charge for towing?
Very nice edit! 😃
Thanks! 😁
Have you noticed how drivers of "B16" registration vehicles are usually small?
1:12, that Clio! Massive talents! 🤣
HaHa ... I was looking through the comments to see if anyone else noticed the huge floatation aids on the driver 🤣🤣
@@tonym3185 attention to details my friend! 🤣😭🤣
Love the fact thers local sitting waiting patiently to help out👏👏 .this place is gonna become a tourist attraction soon😂
I'm surprised that no one gets injured or killed with all the speeding vehicles and people walking about in the road.
just goes to show that its not always speeding that's the problem. but people's lack of awareness at any given situation.
I see the revenue collection guys turned up lol.
Does undertray, mean sump guard?
Why were the Fuzz closing the road?
Great work putting this videos on TH-cam.
Love the Focus he tried to turn in to a steam automobile :)
What are number plates and undertrays stuck on with these days?! Pritstick or something?
I wonder how much recovery membership is if you live in Rufford
Why they dont build a bridge? Or is it just normal that water floods into driveway? 🤔 Greetings from Finland!
Engines hydro lock when water enters the cylinders! Water can't be compressed ! The water is sucked in though the air filter hence some modified 4x4s have a snorkel keeping the intake high!
8:52 rather ironic that the plate looks like it says “big drink”
Dork, surely?
@@hoagy_ytfc Yep I read it at Big Dork.
Oh so that's Tom....his video's brought me to Rufford's carnage
What did the blue car do wrong?
Best entertainment ever!
The police fighting real crime 😂
Drivers: well cars are waterproof, they never stop when it rains.
Mechanics: you idiot.
The mechanics in that area must be RICHHH!!!! Lol
Forgive my ignorance, but what makes some fail and others not? Water up the exhaust?
Water through the air intake and then into the engine
The ones filming could make advice for drivers for slow down for successful passing , such bad ppl.
Funniest comment of the day 😂😂
New method, wait and tuck in behind a big ass lorry!
I'm trying to work out why the police were involved. I assume that they had closed the road (but why?)
Idiocy & wrecking your car in a ford isn't an offence (deliberately drenching a pedestrian *is* - "Driving without due care & attention") so why were they booking them?
How far do you have to go to just go around this? Just surprised how many people go thru even with road closed signs.
4 miles according to the t'tinternet.... so 20 minutes extra on your day, or literally £1000s to fix your car! 🙈
Hope you don’t mind I have recommend your Chanel to insurance companies.
Extraordinary that so many still take the risk and pay the price (literally). It's like watching lemmings. Are there no signs saying "300 breakdowns in 2yrs" or similar nearby? That said, great vid. How do the electric cars get on?
I'd be making statistics warning people of how many cars had failed the Ford!
This is the place you come to when you want to wreck your car and have a massive bill for a new engine after, plus you get to entertain all the happy crowd while your doing it too.
Ey, engine is dead
-why?
Because brain is dead
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Do they in UK attach reg plates with paper glue?
unfortunally yes🤣
what does the white smoke mean?
Why is a bridge or something not built across ?
After watching a few, very entertaining, videos I understand now this doing the crossing is a sporting event! But it is definitely not for all vehicles, Very funny!
It’s great fun to film too 😂 Thank you for watching the channel and leaving a comment 😎
why dont they raise the road or add pipes etc so its passable?
Oh the TIDE'S HIGH TODAY... feck it lets go for it 😂🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣
Modern cars are full of electric management systems. Even if they're 'lucky' enough to get through there's still the real risk of water in the various electrical connectors which over time will gradually corrode and then begin to throw up more and more fault codes over the next few years.
Old Volvo at the end no fear!💪🏼😎
Absolutely no sympathy for those Muppets who wreck their engines...they are clueless...
Love it when I see the expensive cars and 4x4s fail