Water drips thru hood vents onto engine bay
Jan 22, 2009, 11:56 AM
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Water drips thru hood vents onto engine bay
I had snow pack up in mine last night during a storm.
Jan 22, 2009, 02:32 PM
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wow....
OP should really consider using ductape and seal off the vents, in and out along with the underside of the engine....just incase. If you don't have any tape, best bet is to use glad press-n-seal
OP should really consider using ductape and seal off the vents, in and out along with the underside of the engine....just incase. If you don't have any tape, best bet is to use glad press-n-seal
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Jan 23, 2009, 12:28 PM
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I've heard of this concern b4 on the Evo's but nothing to worry about. As mx4life said, u will be fine as long as u dont submerge it.
Jan 23, 2009, 07:33 PM
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My hood has this on it...
Of course water comes in.. Gets all over everything. Flows over the intake pipes, the battery, exhaust manifold, engine block... I figure if it was bad they wouldn't make it that way. My 2005 is still running fine and the water hasn't seemed to hurt anything other than getting water spots on the intake pipes. But that can be polished off.
Of course water comes in.. Gets all over everything. Flows over the intake pipes, the battery, exhaust manifold, engine block... I figure if it was bad they wouldn't make it that way. My 2005 is still running fine and the water hasn't seemed to hurt anything other than getting water spots on the intake pipes. But that can be polished off.