The Bi/Pass Valve won't work unless your whole filter is submerged in water I know that much. Not sure if the whole filter has to be underwater for it to suck up water. He could have just gone through it fast enough where a large amount of water shot up into the filter??

 

hmm is that a fact?? I've been hearing two different things.. One.. it DOES have to be submerged to hydrolock.. and the other would be

He could have just gone through it fast enough where a large amount of water shot up into the filter??

I live in houston.. I dont feel like cutting the pipe to install my BPV and it does rain alot here.. sometimes flood but im not usually out.. now that i have CAI i avoid puddles like crazy.. but if its true that your filter DOESNT have to be submerged.. then Im installing that BPV.. anyone?

 

obviously not:slap:

 

I don't know if its a fact, I was just taking a guess because he said he drove through the puddle and if there was a ton of water then a large amount of water could have definetly shot up into the filter and it sucked it in. But thats just my guess.