Water Depth
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01-11-2008, 05:24 AM
Water Depth
When looking at my LR3 information, it frequently mentional a very high water fording depth capability. Looking at the illustrations, the water depth is pretty much up at the top of the STD tire rims, which puts it what appears to be a couple inches up above the bottom of the door sils. For those of you who have attempted it, does the LR3 door seals manage to keep the water out so that it does not pour in around the floor mats. I'd assume that must be the case, but just did not want to find out the hard way.
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01-11-2008, 05:43 AM
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01-11-2008, 09:03 AM
RE: Water Depth
i beleve the seal is fairly tight. they use alot better seals than what we use over here. i have seen a jag turned into a swimming pool with verry little water leaking out; you could actually fill up the inside with the doors closed. so a little h2o over the bottom of the door should be ok its not like you are parking it their for a week and the vehicle will be moving so you should stay dry.
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09-09-2008, 08:44 PM
RE: Water Depth
ORIGINAL: rbelz
When looking at my LR3 information, it frequently mentional a very high water fording depth capability. Looking at the illustrations, the water depth is pretty much up at the top of the STD tire rims, which puts it what appears to be a couple inches up above the bottom of the door sils. For those of you who have attempted it, does the LR3 door seals manage to keep the water out so that it does not pour in around the floor mats. I'd assume that must be the case, but just did not want to find out the hard way.
When looking at my LR3 information, it frequently mentional a very high water fording depth capability. Looking at the illustrations, the water depth is pretty much up at the top of the STD tire rims, which puts it what appears to be a couple inches up above the bottom of the door sils. For those of you who have attempted it, does the LR3 door seals manage to keep the water out so that it does not pour in around the floor mats. I'd assume that must be the case, but just did not want to find out the hard way.
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