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<blockquote data-quote="Jakers" data-source="post: 3451929" data-attributes="member: 76112"><p>the way we always look at it in an automotive stand point is, if oil can get out then water can get in. simply put, if its not leaking oil then water cant get in. unless ur running it under water that is. then you take the "off-roading" side of things by building snorkles and re-routing breathers and vent tubes to high and dry places.</p><p></p><p>Kinda off topic but i heard a story of a guy building snorkles for a brand new D8 dozer and making it remote controlled so he could dredge out a river in china or japan someplace. did the whole job cheaper and faster than a conventional drag line or dredge. paid for the dozer and a bunch in pocket then wrote the dozer off... like i said, off topic totally but its late and nobodys listening anyway <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/laughing.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":laugh:" title="Laugh :laugh:" data-shortname=":laugh:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jakers, post: 3451929, member: 76112"] the way we always look at it in an automotive stand point is, if oil can get out then water can get in. simply put, if its not leaking oil then water cant get in. unless ur running it under water that is. then you take the "off-roading" side of things by building snorkles and re-routing breathers and vent tubes to high and dry places. Kinda off topic but i heard a story of a guy building snorkles for a brand new D8 dozer and making it remote controlled so he could dredge out a river in china or japan someplace. did the whole job cheaper and faster than a conventional drag line or dredge. paid for the dozer and a bunch in pocket then wrote the dozer off... like i said, off topic totally but its late and nobodys listening anyway :laugh: [/QUOTE]
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