Does anyone have real world experience with water depth? I hunt in the Alabama River swamp and sometimes have to traverse through 12-18 inch of water to get to the camp. For a couple of miles at that. Coming from leveled out GMC Sierra Z71, there were times when the water was over my front bumper, over the bottom of the door. It was a butt pucker factor in my truck and just wondering about the battery in the LC.
How much water can they go through?
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Bumping this as I would like to know as well. I don't see any notes in the manual which is a noteworthy omission for a truck with the role of the LC250. What is too deep? Hub deep? Bumper deep etc.? Toyota TIS online may have some credible info.
I swear I saw this info somewhere from Toyota, but I can't seem to find it.
Probably no deeper than the rear diff snorkel. Unless there are any electronics that hang lower.
How did you verify there was no water in the diff?
It on the top more towards the passenger side. I saw it when I was rustproofing the undercarriage.
Just on top. There isn't a line. I have an ARB diff breather extension that I am waiting to install. Just looking for a good spot under the hood for the valve.
I agree... However... this photo may void your warranty???
You can’t be electrocuted while in water by a battery.
You’re…
R E A L L Y ? ? ? ! ! !
I thought I read somewhere it was 33”. That was a while ago though and I haven’t seen anything since.
To Ayork,
Wow! You get the award of the month!! I would be freaking in that depth of water. But thank you because this does give me a lot of confidence in this truck.
I read 27.5 Inches for water depth, but then realized that is for the 2024 70 Series, the Australian version
Wow! You get the award of the month!! I would be freaking in that depth of water. But thank you because this does give me a lot of confidence in this truck.
I read 27.5 Inches for water depth, but then realized that is for the 2024 70 Series, the Australian version
