Wet highway puddle problem
Hi professors,
When I'm traveling long distance on the highway and I hit a puddle I notice my TJ I6 looses power and slowly regains power and gets back up to speed in a matter of (I thinnk) several seconds. I say "I think" because I haven't traveled for a few years but am planning a trip soon. The first thing I thought of was the generator needed a cowl but it seem well protected. What may be causing this puddle power loss? Thanks, Steve |
Re: Wet highway puddle problem
The act of driving through a puddle an inch deep takes a lot more
horsepower, and will naturally slow you down. Kind of like the sand trap at the end of a drag strip, or the ones you see along side of freeways, are designed to stop trucks. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ popeyeball wrote: > > Hi professors, > When I'm traveling long distance on the highway and I hit a puddle I > notice my TJ I6 looses power and slowly regains power and gets back up > to speed in a matter of (I thinnk) several seconds. I say "I think" > because I haven't traveled for a few years but am planning a trip soon. > The first thing I thought of was the generator needed a cowl but it > seem well protected. What may be causing this puddle power loss? > Thanks, > Steve |
Re: Wet highway puddle problem
The act of driving through a puddle an inch deep takes a lot more
horsepower, and will naturally slow you down. Kind of like the sand trap at the end of a drag strip, or the ones you see along side of freeways, are designed to stop trucks. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ popeyeball wrote: > > Hi professors, > When I'm traveling long distance on the highway and I hit a puddle I > notice my TJ I6 looses power and slowly regains power and gets back up > to speed in a matter of (I thinnk) several seconds. I say "I think" > because I haven't traveled for a few years but am planning a trip soon. > The first thing I thought of was the generator needed a cowl but it > seem well protected. What may be causing this puddle power loss? > Thanks, > Steve |
Re: Wet highway puddle problem
The act of driving through a puddle an inch deep takes a lot more
horsepower, and will naturally slow you down. Kind of like the sand trap at the end of a drag strip, or the ones you see along side of freeways, are designed to stop trucks. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ popeyeball wrote: > > Hi professors, > When I'm traveling long distance on the highway and I hit a puddle I > notice my TJ I6 looses power and slowly regains power and gets back up > to speed in a matter of (I thinnk) several seconds. I say "I think" > because I haven't traveled for a few years but am planning a trip soon. > The first thing I thought of was the generator needed a cowl but it > seem well protected. What may be causing this puddle power loss? > Thanks, > Steve |
Re: Wet highway puddle problem
The act of driving through a puddle an inch deep takes a lot more
horsepower, and will naturally slow you down. Kind of like the sand trap at the end of a drag strip, or the ones you see along side of freeways, are designed to stop trucks. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ popeyeball wrote: > > Hi professors, > When I'm traveling long distance on the highway and I hit a puddle I > notice my TJ I6 looses power and slowly regains power and gets back up > to speed in a matter of (I thinnk) several seconds. I say "I think" > because I haven't traveled for a few years but am planning a trip soon. > The first thing I thought of was the generator needed a cowl but it > seem well protected. What may be causing this puddle power loss? > Thanks, > Steve |
Re: Wet highway puddle problem
Friction.
Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's popeyeball wrote: > > Hi professors, > When I'm traveling long distance on the highway and I hit a puddle I > notice my TJ I6 looses power and slowly regains power and gets back up > to speed in a matter of (I thinnk) several seconds. I say "I think" > because I haven't traveled for a few years but am planning a trip soon. > The first thing I thought of was the generator needed a cowl but it > seem well protected. What may be causing this puddle power loss? > Thanks, > Steve |
Re: Wet highway puddle problem
Friction.
Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's popeyeball wrote: > > Hi professors, > When I'm traveling long distance on the highway and I hit a puddle I > notice my TJ I6 looses power and slowly regains power and gets back up > to speed in a matter of (I thinnk) several seconds. I say "I think" > because I haven't traveled for a few years but am planning a trip soon. > The first thing I thought of was the generator needed a cowl but it > seem well protected. What may be causing this puddle power loss? > Thanks, > Steve |
Re: Wet highway puddle problem
Friction.
Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's popeyeball wrote: > > Hi professors, > When I'm traveling long distance on the highway and I hit a puddle I > notice my TJ I6 looses power and slowly regains power and gets back up > to speed in a matter of (I thinnk) several seconds. I say "I think" > because I haven't traveled for a few years but am planning a trip soon. > The first thing I thought of was the generator needed a cowl but it > seem well protected. What may be causing this puddle power loss? > Thanks, > Steve |
Re: Wet highway puddle problem
Friction.
Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's popeyeball wrote: > > Hi professors, > When I'm traveling long distance on the highway and I hit a puddle I > notice my TJ I6 looses power and slowly regains power and gets back up > to speed in a matter of (I thinnk) several seconds. I say "I think" > because I haven't traveled for a few years but am planning a trip soon. > The first thing I thought of was the generator needed a cowl but it > seem well protected. What may be causing this puddle power loss? > Thanks, > Steve |
Re: Wet highway puddle problem
While you are IN the puddle, the water will slow you down. If the slow-down
is after the puddle, the only thing I can think of is water on one or more of the pulleys causing the belt to slip, but that shouldn't reduce your power.. Carl "popeyeball" <popeyeball@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1117053752.554267.170600@g47g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com... > Hi professors, > When I'm traveling long distance on the highway and I hit a puddle I > notice my TJ I6 looses power and slowly regains power and gets back up > to speed in a matter of (I thinnk) several seconds. I say "I think" > because I haven't traveled for a few years but am planning a trip soon. > The first thing I thought of was the generator needed a cowl but it > seem well protected. What may be causing this puddle power loss? > Thanks, > Steve > |
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