So how easy is it to hydrolock a BMW?

So how easy is it to hydrolock a BMW?

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Mike335i

5,052 posts

104 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Zod said:
Hydrolocked from driving in the rain?


Oh, I se this is a wind-up thread.
yes

Sam993

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1,302 posts

74 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Zod said:
Sam993 said:
Alright, that's interesting. Not sure if the gent (TwistingMyMelon) above is a BMW employee or just hates seeing BMW being put down like that but it's popular knowledge these days that the intakes on these are low and it doesn't take much to kill a modern, beautifully designed performance diesel (or otherwise) car made by the BMW brand. Vorsprung durch brainwashing?
Hydrolocked from driving in the rain?


Oh, I se this is a wind-up thread.
Struggling to read with understanding?

Oh I see a typical PHer.

That's how these threads usually end up on here. Slam, da duh duh, da duh duh, let the fanboys be fanboys.

Mike335i

5,052 posts

104 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Sam993 said:
Struggling to read with understanding?

Oh I see a typical PHer.
Nonsense, opinionated and angry thread? Yep, it's school holidays.

Sam993

Original Poster:

1,302 posts

74 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Mike335i said:
Sam993 said:
Struggling to read with understanding?

Oh I see a typical PHer.
Nonsense, opinionated and angry thread? Yep, it's school holidays.
How does it feel living in denial? I bet you're also going to claim that the st engine in your car doesn't suffer from uncontrolled soot build up caused by the sloppy design by the ultimate driving engineers?

Mattygooner

5,301 posts

206 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Its raining, the kids can't play outside so they turn to the internet.....

Mike335i

5,052 posts

104 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Sam993 said:
How does it feel living in denial? I bet you're also going to claim that the st engine in your car doesn't suffer from uncontrolled soot build up caused by the sloppy design by the ultimate driving engineers?
No denial, it suffers the same problems as any other direct injection engine of the era. Its a great engine, but not perfect.

Calm down, you come across as irrational and too angry. Like I said, if you tone it down a little I might be able to take you seriously. It is nearly dinner time and then off to bed, you don't want to be too wound up as then you won't sleep and you'll be too grumpy tomorrow. Your mum and dad won't be happy with you then will they?

Edited by Mike335i on Friday 10th August 18:39

Sam993

Original Poster:

1,302 posts

74 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Mike335i said:
Sam993 said:
How does it feel living in denial? I bet you're also going to claim that the st engine in your car doesn't suffer from uncontrolled soot build up caused by the sloppy design by the ultimate driving engineers?
No denial, it suffers the same problems as any other direct injection engine of the era. Its a great engine, but not perfect.

Calm down, you come across as irrational and too angry. Like I said, if you tone it down a little I might be able to take you seriously. It is nearly dinner time and then off to bed, you don't want to be too wound up as then you won't sleep and you'll be too grumpy tomorrow. Your mum and dad won't be happy with you then will they?
N54... "a great engine"......... WHAT A LEGEND! hehethumbup

Mike335i

5,052 posts

104 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Sam993 said:
N54... "a great engine"......... WHAT A LEGEND! hehethumbup
Thanks, I think so.

Sam993

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1,302 posts

74 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Mike335i said:
Sam993 said:
N54... "a great engine"......... WHAT A LEGEND! hehethumbup
Thanks, I think so.
BWAAAAHAHAHA, STOP, BE A DECENT HUMAN BEING AND STOP MAKING ME LAUGH THIS HARD.

EDIT: Sorry for the caps, I couldn't see through tears.

stevesingo

4,861 posts

224 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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BMW F03 3 Series parts 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9



Not designed for fording rivers, but I expect to be fine for driving in the rain.


Elysium

13,958 posts

189 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Sam993 said:
Mike335i said:
Sam993 said:
N54... "a great engine"......... WHAT A LEGEND! hehethumbup
Thanks, I think so.
BWAAAAHAHAHA, STOP, BE A DECENT HUMAN BEING AND STOP MAKING ME LAUGH THIS HARD.

EDIT: Sorry for the caps, I couldn't see through tears.
I seem to recall that BMW's trophy cabinet overflowed during the N54 production cycle:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ward%27s_10_Best_Eng...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Engine...

I can't fault the engine in my 335i. One of the best cars I have ever owned.



Sam993

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1,302 posts

74 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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stevesingo said:
BMW F03 3 Series parts 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9



Not designed for fording rivers, but I expect to be fine for driving in the rain.
Part 8 and 9, where does that sit... right behind front grille innit. As in here



As in something like this can fken it up (and it does).


Mike335i

5,052 posts

104 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Sam993 said:
BWAAAAHAHAHA, STOP, BE A DECENT HUMAN BEING AND STOP MAKING ME LAUGH THIS HARD.

EDIT: Sorry for the caps, I couldn't see through tears.
Words fail me.

I have driven through LOTS of rain and hydrolocking has not been a problem for me. This is all just nonsense.

Edited by Mike335i on Friday 10th August 20:27

talksthetorque

10,815 posts

137 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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In awe of OP who can diagnose an issue inside an engine from other side of road whilst driving.

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Eddieslofart

1,328 posts

85 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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OP had a 135 that he threw a shed load of cash at but never learned to drive it...he’s still feeling bitter, probably because he still hasn’t paid the credit card bill off biggrin

SlimJim16v

5,780 posts

145 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Sam993 said:
Part 8 and 9, where does that sit... right behind front grille innit. As in here



As in something like this can fken it up (and it does).

Nope. Are you really that dense and/or hateful?

stevesingo

4,861 posts

224 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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Sam993 said:
stevesingo said:
BMW F03 3 Series parts 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9



Not designed for fording rivers, but I expect to be fine for driving in the rain.
Part 8 and 9, where does that sit... right behind front grille innit. As in here



As in something like this can fken it up (and it does).

Yep. Over 1 metre above the ground!

Did a BMW fk you mum or something you bitter little twerp!

I am in awe of the level retarded stupidity.

Mr Whippy

29,146 posts

243 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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It won’t be a metre, but it’s high enough so that if your headlights are above water so is the intake!

And the trumpet is at 90deg to direction of travel and offset from the slatted opening.

Seems ok to me.



Maybe the car owner had fitted a ‘performance’ intake trumpet that points forward into the airflow and got their water in that way?!

Sam993

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1,302 posts

74 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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I thought this thread will ruffle some feathers but I didn't realise how dense the BMW lot on here is. Starting from being unable to comprehend basic sentence structure through being unable to comprehend basic sentence structure ending on being unable to comprehend basic sentence structure. I showed this thread to my chair and it actually got the gist of it. I thought the IQ on here is going to be fairly low but I never thought it will be this fking bad. The other option is that my chair is smart, which is obviously not true.

Elysium

13,958 posts

189 months

Friday 10th August 2018
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I think your chair probably has the edge over you here.
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