Splash Guards
#1
Splash Guards
Not sure if this is the right area for this thread.....
Anyway, for someone who doesn't have their splash guards on -- is there some kind of fabrication that can be done to prevent rain water going through my short ram intake? Or am I better off finding a used splash guard?
Last week during the heavy rains, the engine was making funny noises that I had never heard before. It only happened for a couple seconds every now and then, but it was obvious it was from the rain. I checked my filter and sure enough it was wet.
My splash guards were damaged from dragging on the ground after tearing around the screw points. I just threw them away. It hardly rains here at all, but when it does....it DOES!
Anyway, for someone who doesn't have their splash guards on -- is there some kind of fabrication that can be done to prevent rain water going through my short ram intake? Or am I better off finding a used splash guard?
Last week during the heavy rains, the engine was making funny noises that I had never heard before. It only happened for a couple seconds every now and then, but it was obvious it was from the rain. I checked my filter and sure enough it was wet.
My splash guards were damaged from dragging on the ground after tearing around the screw points. I just threw them away. It hardly rains here at all, but when it does....it DOES!
#3
Well I actually checked the filter, and there was water dripping off of it. The engine only makes noises every-now-and-then while I'm driving. I'm positive that some water is getting kicked up and hitting the filter. As soon as it stopped raining, weird engine noise was gone completely.
#6
Cant say on the xb, but for my tc, a good section of the splash guard got ripped off when i hit a bump. To fix it, i doubled up some duct tape on a piece of laminate plastic, punched a hole in it and bolted it up. It worked beautifully.
#7
i have the splash guards and a dri sock from jegs and my filter still gets wet i wouldn't worry about it moister will get in there but it can handle that, it cant handle water and you will not get water in there unless submerged
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