Long Island, NY
#6801
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Oakdale, New York (Long Island)
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any flooding from rain last night....I had some.
Sorry for double posting...I put this in the stock forum as well. But thought i should put here too as it's local...
So we had some major rain here in NY last night. This morning i find the passenger side is flooded with about 1/2-1in of water in the tub.
I pulled the plugs, and it drained for the most part.
Do I have to worry about the electrical connections under the carpet below the seats? I did drive the jeep this morning, not thinking.
Could this be an issue? Should I be wary of using it later to get home?
Thanks
-Evan
So we had some major rain here in NY last night. This morning i find the passenger side is flooded with about 1/2-1in of water in the tub.
I pulled the plugs, and it drained for the most part.
Do I have to worry about the electrical connections under the carpet below the seats? I did drive the jeep this morning, not thinking.
Could this be an issue? Should I be wary of using it later to get home?
Thanks
-Evan
#6802
JK Junkie
Sorry for double posting...I put this in the stock forum as well. But thought i should put here too as it's local...
So we had some major rain here in NY last night. This morning i find the passenger side is flooded with about 1/2-1in of water in the tub.
I pulled the plugs, and it drained for the most part.
Do I have to worry about the electrical connections under the carpet below the seats? I did drive the jeep this morning, not thinking.
Could this be an issue? Should I be wary of using it later to get home?
Thanks
-Evan
So we had some major rain here in NY last night. This morning i find the passenger side is flooded with about 1/2-1in of water in the tub.
I pulled the plugs, and it drained for the most part.
Do I have to worry about the electrical connections under the carpet below the seats? I did drive the jeep this morning, not thinking.
Could this be an issue? Should I be wary of using it later to get home?
Thanks
-Evan
#6803
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#6806
JK Freak
I only drained 3/4" of water out, but in fairness my windows aren't in...
I've been slacking on picking a locale....
It's suppose to be nice this weekend, does anyone have an objection to a meetup Sunday evening?
I've been slacking on picking a locale....
It's suppose to be nice this weekend, does anyone have an objection to a meetup Sunday evening?
#6807
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luckily i had no standing water this morning but got a shower when i opened my drivers door to get in (soft top)
on a better note I did get down to Sore Thumb yesterday before the rains came.
on a better note I did get down to Sore Thumb yesterday before the rains came.
#6808
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Location: Oakdale, New York (Long Island)
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#6810
JK Junkie
I freaking HATE that! hello? Rain gutter? Anyone? why does this even happen anyway? it's not like the soft top isn't mounted to a rigid frame, the roof doesn't collapse when you open the door. I don't know.