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Being a 4x4 virgin, is it ok to use the 4x4 in really wet weather? on the roads like
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Depends what Surf you have.Originally posted by Bonniebanks View Post
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Originally posted by Bonniebanks View Post
YES .........check depthwater before wading the air intake is behind the passenger side headlight ,
Sorry if you have a 2nd gen only when in deep water ......3rd gen all the timeLast edited by BioHazard; 18 November 2009, 22:42.' You've arrived on a rather special night. It's one of the master's affairs.'Comment
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its a 2nd gen, so like if its really wet weather, road is saturated (not flooded) i cant use the 4x4? I'm finding on nights like tonight when i take a corner the back end is kicking out.Originally posted by BioHazard View PostComment
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I'd suggest taking the corners a little slower thenOriginally posted by Bonniebanks View Post
and no you can't use
4x4 on tarmac, wet or otherwise, without risk of damage to transmissionComment
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FFS what good is a 4x4 if you canne use it in the rainOriginally posted by Growler View PostI'd suggest taking the corners a little slower then and no you can't use
4x4 on tarmac, wet or otherwise, without risk of damage to transmissionComment
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4x4 or 4wd?
Don't use 4wd unless the roads are very slippery, which they aren't just now. Your back end slides out because you are driving too quickly.Do you know that, with a 50 character limit, it'sComment
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' You've arrived on a rather special night. It's one of the master's affairs.'Comment
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FFS, too late again. Shirley was yapping!Do you know that, with a 50 character limit, it'sComment
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Why would it be needed on wet tarmac? It's hardly as if you're going to get bogged down or suchlike. About as much use as a zipper on a johnny.Originally posted by Bonniebanks View PostComment
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What tyres are on the rear ....if they are old jap ones you have no hope of grip' You've arrived on a rather special night. It's one of the master's affairs.'Comment
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