i tried searching but couldnt find anything...

how does it work...i know that it prevents water from getting into the throttle body but there is no explanation as to how it prevents it from actually gettin sucked up..

just curious

 

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u know those flaps under the foam part? when there is a drop in pressure from the water being sucked in they open and the water exits out through there, i don't know if anyone has ever tried to hydrolock on purpose with this thing just to see how good it actually works or not. i would like to see that

 

they only work for shallow puddles so dont think you are invincible if u have one

 

I doubt that even an idiot is going to drive through a lake and then claim "my bypass valve did not work"

 

haha..thanks. i tried searching "bypass" i figured if it would be general it would give me more results..

anyways thanks

 

maybe you can double up on bypass valve double up for safety

 

Sport Compact Car wrote an article on how they work and if they worked at all.

http://www.sportcompactcarweb....ested/

 

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SICK !!