Driving in the rain?
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Driving in the rain?
I was wondering should I be worried about driving my turbo charged car in the rain? (I know of course not to drive through puddles)
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Obviously you haven't looked at an intercooler closely enough, there isn't a way for water/anything to get into the intake air through the intercooler unless there is a leak. The intercooler is designed to have the intake air flow through tubes/bars while the outside air is used to cool it. It works like a radiator.
You only need to worry about water/anything entering the intake air through the turbo inlet. Depending on where it is located in the engine bay and if you are running a filter or not.
Generally you will be fine, but until we know your exact setup its difficult to tell.
You only need to worry about water/anything entering the intake air through the turbo inlet. Depending on where it is located in the engine bay and if you are running a filter or not.
Generally you will be fine, but until we know your exact setup its difficult to tell.
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