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everything has been cleaned up minus carpet(its in the trash can) engine is fine but the abs light is on now i think the water got to it and shorted it out somehow, but its okay ih8ABS
 
That was good video what kind of helmet cam was he using?

I don't think I've ever seen a video of a truck stuck in the mud where I don't see a guy with a beer in his hand. haha
 
go-pro 720, i only drink when the wheeling part of the trip is over, dont drink and wheel kids shlt gets broken when ur drunk
 
I was really hoping you would just turn around the first time you backed out. Its one of those clips that your yelling at the screen for the person to stop, but they don't.

So you still thinking of selling it? You can add a nice new carpet to the for sale ad...
 
OP. That sucks, man, no doubt. I've been there. I think it was avoidable though if you had built up some momentum. Rule of mud = As fast as possible, as slow as necessary. Easing into that mud pit like you did is probably what got you stuck.

Last mud hole I got stuck in did it for me. I don't attempt them any more until after I have investigated them by either wading in there or testing the depth and consistency with a stick.
 
ouch, have fun cleaning your interior. How far up did the water get inside? I assume the old carpet is trashed, where are you going to get another one?
 
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1. If you are from Walnut Creek, CA, have you gone to Hollister, CA? I have never been 4x4 in Tracy but Hollister is pretty cool.

2. Never be the first one to drive into a mud pit.

3.
If you do drive into mud pit, try going sideways not longways first next time.

4. I would be concerned about any water getting into the intake.
I'm guessing you will find out within 10,000 miles if any did.

5. Suggest changing the oil - yesterday.
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WHY ON EARTH would you do that to your 4Runner?

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Dude! I find this comical! You just finished telling me I should pressure wash the undercarriage of my truck because it's all greasy and you've just F'd up your interior with a swim in a mud hole!

I'd rather have a greasy undercarriage man, than not have a carpet in my rig! lol!

I'm sure it was fun though.....so that's all that matters! :party:
 
I was really hoping you would just turn around the first time you backed out. Its one of those clips that your yelling at the screen for the person to stop, but they don't.

So you still thinking of selling it? You can add a nice new carpet to the for sale ad...

that video was taken right after i decide not to sell the runner
 
I don't attempt them any more until after I have investigated them by either wading in there or testing the depth and consistency with a stick.[/QUOTE said:
I like the stick method, but reminds me of how kids like poking dead things with a stick. :frog:
 
OP. That sucks, man, no doubt. I've been there. I think it was avoidable though if you had built up some momentum. Rule of mud = As fast as possible, as slow as necessary. Easing into that mud pit like you did is probably what got you stuck.

Last mud hole I got stuck in did it for me. I don't attempt them any more until after I have investigated them by either wading in there or testing the depth and consistency with a stick.

yeah i was thinking in my head should i head in fast and risk hydrolock or should i test out the water then floor it risking sinking
 
ouch, have fun cleaning your interior. How far up did the water get inside? I assume the old carpet is trashed, where are you going to get another one?

covered the speakers, as of right now robber mats all around its not bad actually really easy to clean
 
1. If you are from Walnut Creek, CA, have you gone to Hollister, CA? I have never been 4x4 in Tracy but Hollister is pretty cool.

2. Never be the first one to drive into a mud pit.

3. If you do drive into mud pit, try going sideways not longways first next time.

4. I would be concerned about any water getting into the intake.
I'm guessing you will find out within 10,000 miles if any did.

5. Suggest changing the oil - yesterday.

1.been to hollister many times its a blast.
2. i know now
3. lol
4. no water in air intake 3 inch lift and 33s provided enough lift
5. all fluid changed right after
 
Last mud hole I got stuck in did it for me. I don't attempt them any more until after I have investigated them by either wading in there or testing the depth and consistency with a stick.

x2..I learned my lesson that just because a mudhole isn't deep one day doesn't mean somebody with 52's didn't rut it out to hell and back the next. I was sitting on my axles with tires shooting water 10ft in the air, out in the middle of nowhere with no cell phone service and a 10 mile hike. Lukily I was found but still took 9 hours to get home. The lesson was learned.
 
Dude! I find this comical! You just finished telling me I should pressure wash the undercarriage of my truck because it's all greasy and you've just F'd up your interior with a swim in a mud hole!

I'd rather have a greasy undercarriage man, than not have a carpet in my rig! lol!

I'm sure it was fun though.....so that's all that matters! :party:

everything is clean now, but once a while when i slam the door too hard some hard clay falls out lol it was fun the truck is running good just went to two triips after than no problem all fluid looks good.
 

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