Hydrolock Update! More help needed from previous thread
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Hydrolock Update! More help needed from previous thread
I got my car back from the dealer without them having looked at it yet. Most likely it is hydrolocked, but I'm having it towed back home for the time being to remove the CAI and put the stock filter back on. Should I take it to the dealer after and play dumb? or should I find another shop and claim it thru insurance? Any advice would be helpful.
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Originally Posted by mbroschak
I got my car back from the dealer without them having looked at it yet. Most likely it is hydrolocked, but I'm having it towed back home for the time being to remove the CAI and put the stock filter back on. Should I take it to the dealer after and play dumb? or should I find another shop and claim it thru insurance? Any advice would be helpful.
Do you really think they are that dumb?
Suck it up. You made a stupid mistake by driving through deep water with your low mounted CAI. Now it is time to pay the piper. Maybe you should learn more about your car before you continue driving it?
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Originally Posted by PeteNJ
Posting on a public internet forum your intention to commit fraud is pure genius
Do you really think they are that dumb?
Suck it up. You made a stupid mistake by driving through deep water with your low mounted CAI. Now it is time to pay the piper. Maybe you should learn more about your car before you continue driving it?
Do you really think they are that dumb?
Suck it up. You made a stupid mistake by driving through deep water with your low mounted CAI. Now it is time to pay the piper. Maybe you should learn more about your car before you continue driving it?
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actually there are some dealer reps on car forums. not to mention cops. or even insurance agents. hes not trying to make fun of him, just warn him not to be so naive.
your best bet is get it diagnosed for what it really is. you'll waste more time and effort pretending you dont know what happened.
as for their cai, injen recommends cutting away a small piece of foam so that the filter fits.
your best bet is get it diagnosed for what it really is. you'll waste more time and effort pretending you dont know what happened.
as for their cai, injen recommends cutting away a small piece of foam so that the filter fits.
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if you cant get the car to start at all... try changing you ur spark plugs, secondly take off the cai and take apart your intake plenum, upper and lower.. my friend hydrolocked his 350z and we just did that, new sparks.. clean the lower plenum and removed the water, yes there was water in his plenum, and he just let his car sit in the sun like that for about a day... im guessing the heat helped evaporate the water left in there cuz later that night we were able to start the car... it idled real funny... but we just sat there and let it run.... once idle kinda returned to normal he just started to rev the engine a few times and after that his cars worked fine since... even heavy rain can hydrolock your car so you have to be real careful
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Originally Posted by w0ady
actually there are some dealer reps on car forums. not to mention cops. or even insurance agents.
Should I be congratulated on my kill? Or should I expect a speeding/racing ticket in the mail? You can't prove anything with what was said on an internet forum for various reasons such as:
1.) Was the statement true?
2.) How do you know it was even him who made the statement? (Can't prove association between logged in user and physical person)
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Originally Posted by avs007
And a public forum like this is a credible source right? I just raced my friend in a Ferarri F360 Modena and I killed him with my stock G35 from 0-155mph
Should I be congratulated on my kill? Or should I expect a speeding/racing ticket in the mail? You can't prove anything with what was said on an internet forum for various reasons such as:
1.) Was the statement true?
2.) How do you know it was even him who made the statement? (Can't prove association between logged in user and physical person)
Should I be congratulated on my kill? Or should I expect a speeding/racing ticket in the mail? You can't prove anything with what was said on an internet forum for various reasons such as:
1.) Was the statement true?
2.) How do you know it was even him who made the statement? (Can't prove association between logged in user and physical person)
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even so with an IP that a dealership would go through could not prove who actually typed online and whether it was serious. just like the EZpass scare. unless they have a pic of YOU driving the car...calibrating the distance between each toll and time they cant issue you a ticket..they need a picture of your pearly whites..not the rear plate Post what you want online..you need intent to be proven guilty