[**DONOTDELETE**]

For those of you that have installed aftermarket intakes on your trucks: What do you do to keep it from sucking in water in rainy weather?

Thanks,
Chuck

 

[**DONOTDELETE**]

leave the hood closed

 

[slamdtaco]

Just drive. My fenderwells are cut out and no problems.

 

[TacomaKevin17]

It doesn't rain much here in PHX but I was wondering if maybe I should get a bypass valve for my intake. Any opinions?

 

[slamdtaco]

Plenty of rain here in the summer and no probs

 

[TacomaKevin17]

Do you supose there might be some kind of long term side effects from water over time?

 

[TRDStreetFighter]

It's not the intake I have a problem with.. its the Alternator! for it being located all the way on the bottom on the 96 version.. .everytime I go through a deep puddle my engine dies...

 

[**DONOTDELETE**]

jeezus man, the filter would have to be submerged in water to cause a prob.

so unless your in a flash flood you dont have a prob ;(

 

[Kpride7]

Yeah ... just leave the damn hood closed and don't put a garden hose inside your filter and you should be fine...