Unbelievable driver soaks bystanders and karma bites || vehicles vs deep water || flood compilation

[@hadtopicausername]

Water, this is piston. Piston, this is water. I'm sure the two of you will get along swimmingly.

[@Palmstreet-u7x]

[@notmanynamesleft]

I love the ones that sit and look at the water for a few minutes and then decide to drive through it like an absolute numbnut 🤣😂

[@MERISI001]

Cars are for roads.........boats are for water. Boats have a pointy bit at the front with a whirly bit at the back.

[@travelbugse2829]

😂😂😂

[@bulwinkle]

Some have the whirly bits on the sides.

[@amalekedomite]

Which is why the government is supposed to ensure the roads are not flooded. But they are too busy paying mohammed and sukdic to not work.

[@SteveReynold]

Sounds about right

[@Nick-q8k]

Some have a water jet at the back.

[@GummyBearWA]

If that was the US, a smart tow truck driver would sit on the far side, pulling cars out for $50 each. 😅

[@productjunkie9235]

I was thinking the same thing. “Where’s the tow truck.” ?? 😆😆😆😆

[@michaelwest6238]

FORDS❤ A BMW

[@ianmuir3640]

Well it’s not America thank f

[@71Wraith]

Americans would have built a bridge 😉

[@davesmith7688]

All these expensive hydro locked engines are knackered

[@ulysees321]

local garage must have a roaring trade

[@bobgorman9481]

​@@ulysees321I doubt it, anything over about 3 years old will be a write off

[@ulysees321]

@@bobgorman9481 true no one repairs anything anymore they just replace, no wonder insurance is so high

[@Burghbypass]

.....and Insurance companies won't pay out because the keeper's have deliberately damage their vehicle.

[@trucid2]

"This water is really deep and there are people with cameras recording? Full speed ahead!"

[@kempaswe4022]

Darling its no problem. I've watched movies from Hollywood where they drive through deeper waters. - They movies aren't real. They are, just hold on and I will show you. "SPLASH"..... DARLING DONT SAY A WORD, NOT A WORD.....

[@Leith-t4e]

I'll tow you out for 50$

[@kenhurley4441]

@@Leith-t4e You're so generous!

[@Leith-t4e]

@@kempaswe4022 The Reivers with Steve McQueen, the farmer made the mud hole and had the mules hitched and ready to pull the cars out, for a price. This made me think of that since he was recording and prepared to tow.

[@lukeorlando4814]

I did see a video earlier where a BMW managed to hoon it across so rapidly he hydroplanes across. He nearly stacked it for lack of steering but I was rather confused that he made it out the other side still driving. Will not be attempting that approach myself at my local underpass. But I ride an electric motorcycle and don’t want to test the water proofing with the battery between my legs so I will stick to switching it off and walking it along the footpath.

[@trickyfocus]

LV62 BAA Con rod has left the chat

[@GeorgeMCMLIX]

😆😂🤣

[@leonardpoindexter5289]

😂

[@JustMeZero988]

Yep. sucks lots of water into the pots, piston then trying to compress water and something has to give.

[@peni80085]

​@@JustMeZero988 you must be a professor

[@davecooper3238]

@@peni80085I spent years in the motor trade. Having a nearby for brought lots of work. We replaced a number of engines.

[@offshore171]

2:30 If only someone would put in a clear sign indicating the water depth in both meters and feet...

[@spamhead]

😂😂😂

[@andygilbert1877]

😂😂😂

[@ukmud6218]

I've just entered dragons den, watch this space 😂

[@adienowed6366]

@@offshore171 That still wouldn't stop the idiot faction. Some of these fords/flooded roads already are clearly marked. It all adds up to the fact that you can't educate the thick and stupid.

[@julieblaha4960]

😂😂😂 They probably thought What is that gigantic ruler doing there? 🤔💭

[@paulmartin3946]

Why do these people think they can drive through a river??

[@FleX123]

Nothing new. United Kingdom people.

[@fassuasmn]

Low IQ?

[@cookiemonster2299]

They be dumb 🤣😆

[@paddymurphy-oconnor8255]

It's a James Bond car.

[@michaeltaylor8835]

At speed

[@jimmer1976]

No wonder insurance is so high with all these fucking jebb ends 😡

[@alanwhite6293]

Are you actually insured for being a Knob end and driving into flood water deliberately??????

[@adinigel]

Does the insurance pay out for such events?

[@stevekenilworth]

@@adinigel guess it depends on small print, the situation as example you at high point between two floods but you are going to get flooded maybe then. but they will do all they can not to pay out and time it now takes to fix is crazy if you go through insurance so you maybe better off just pay yourself a small loan if need be if it even worth fixing. some new cars just sat there for long time one is Mercedes waiting on a door card but as insurance needs new parts and back to new it cannot be fixed till the new part arrives but a job should take no longer than two three days for it to arrive. insurance needs to change it way if customer happy with a good condition used part go with that option, one example car needing new grill the rest car painted and good but been sitting for 6 weeks and every day it a rental car and storage costs this one big reasons i feel we getting charged more but even so many insurance company's making extra 100 million £ from the year before. the whole insurance ind need an overhaul and many could be doing illegal stuff too according the Financial Conduct Authority what insiders have said who worked in the insurance ind. id say if you can get small affordable lone to fix car you may be better off in the long run esp if your car the parts take a long time it just means very high insurance claim and they not forget that, some cars it may be worth it some not, slight bump id fix it out my own pocket id not even mention it as soon as you esquire you pay more following year if you claimed or not. with flooded roads if they prove it was not on purpose like drive around a corner plow in to it i feel different but go around road closed signs that whole other story that may be a refusal to payout. so many factors and big question is it worth even worth going through insurance if they are willing to help

[@RalphBrooks-gb2ek]

@@adinigel It think they might have a problem claiming if it is clear you drove through a flooded ford. It's one thing if you get caught in a flood, quite another if seek one out?

[@EleanorPeterson]

Somewhere nearby there's a horse, rolling on the floor, laughing.🐎👀

[@patrickcoughlin-qj9uk]

Is it Mr Ed.

[@Momcat_maggiefelinefan]

Unless you’ve got a snorkel for your vehicle, leave the deep water to the fish! 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦

[@sideshowbob5237]

There's some stupid people about. "Try hitting the starter again and see if it'll turn" - when he clearly hadn't even taken the plugs or injectors out. What was the point of that? To make sure all the pistons were broken and all the rods bent? You're doing a public service exposing them.

[@raftonpounder6696]

He had taken the plugs out you numbnut. You can clearly see the leads sitting on top of the engine.

[@robn612]

How long of a detour would it be to go around?

[@Lily-Bravo]

My dad used to get us children to walk through first to see how deep it was.

[@michaelmcdermott8993]

How many siblings did you loose

[@alanwhite6293]

Even before Hydraulic lock occurs, cold water hitting a hot piston will blow a hole in the piston, hence the white smoke from the exhaust, I owned a TR6 years ago, so I know about blown pistons!

[@fenrichlee2867]

Was it a triumph 'snag'?

[@H2TEN]

Great save at the end!

[@spamhead]

Super Beemer Amphicar!😂

[@aprilia1000cc]

Entertaining though😂😂

[@honestchris7472]

Probably a diesel car and a 4X4.

[@paulwesson1740]

Is the first van fitted with the EcoBoom engine?

[@EleanorPeterson]

Wet belt technology.💦👀

[@jeremypnet]

Not anymore.

[@mikeandhev]

To all the drivers who drive fast through water - experience is a harsh (and expensive) teacher.

[@kenhurley4441]

Life teaches expensive lessons!

[@Bootiecall]

Why do these idiot start slow then speed through the water even though there is a LARGE sign telling them how deep it is? I just don't get it.

[@slarratt]

The s8gn says 50cms deep, then it goes to around 70 cms deep, add the bow wave and the air intake becomes a water scoop

[@jonathangreenwood793]

Beemers and Jags... it's like an arsehole driver flag! Total incompetence at every level.

[@amalekedomite]

audis are by far the worst IMHO. I think they come, factory standard, with no way to engage the indicators.

[@ginnyalan]

I don't understand it, I would never drive my car through there. My car is my baby.

[@paulweston1106]

I had a Rover 400 that wouldn't even start if it had been raining, I think the guy with the Rover 45 did well to get as far as he did.

[@AmigaA-or2hj]

My grandfather flooded his Humber once during the 60s. He removed the spark plugs and used starting handle to “wind” the car out of the water.

[@alanwhite6293]

Doh? What's a starting handle? Ah, those were the days!

[@gordy4459]

These days a lot of "Drivers" don't even know how to open the bonnet on their car!...

[@MrWaalkman]

My Triumph TR4 had the hole for the hand crank in the grill, but not the radiator with the hole through it. It needed it because of something to do with Lucas parts... :)

[@fenrichlee2867]

Yes, and i've used the starter motor to wind myself off the road after braking down. Put the car in 1st gear and turn the key and hold it, the car will lurch forward to get you out of trouble.

[@carl90210]

No insurance underwriters were harmed in the making of this video.

[@Law_Abiding_Citizen_ok]

“If there’s any water in there”😂😂😂😂😂😳

[@b21raider27]

Driver sees water, he drives right in quickly! 😂 Just lol!

[@leonardfleming723]

We have bridges here in New Zealand...

[@Sohalemaqsood]

Bmw E90 went for a swim & came back out, now that's German engineering 👌

[@jeremytoms5163]

Had a similar Ford in my town. The council got fed up of the broken down cars left either side and have put locked gates either side now.

[@jamienevill1768]

That lane is a secondary route and shortcut to one of the surrounding villages. One of the other routes involves a lane which sometimes floods (and is also a rat run) and a canal bridge which idiots sometimes crash into as its on a sharp bend. This ford is okay until there's an inch of rainfall. There's always the obligatory floating BMW getting stuck there!🌊

[@andygilbert1877]

Whoa! You don’t wanna do that in a Vivaro mate! 😳…………oh right, too late! 😂😂😂

[@travelbugse2829]

I owned a Primastar which was lovely to drive. The air intake was a duct which went right down below the front bumper, for the coolest air. People should really take a look under the bonnet before going canal-boating with their vehicles.

[@andygilbert1877]

@@travelbugse2829 I had a company Primastar once, yeah nice van. When it was brand new a contractor at one of my customers warned me about the air intake, as he’d discovered the hard way! 😳 £4000 for a new engine apparently, in 2012. Anyway, advice heeded, I was always very careful with mine. Vivaro/Traffic/Primastar same van of course.

[@SkunkieDesignsElectronics]

Car in the water being towed out, people lined up behind them "I want some of that!"

[@TheCormTube]

5:23 - Probably a Rover K series engine in that. It really doesn't need encouragement to break.

[@grahamwishart4832]

2.0 diesel

[@xFD2x]

"It really doesn't need encouragement to break"

[@raywebster3652]

​@@grahamwishart4832 2 litre BMW diesel engine .

[@maxmattt]

When your car becomes a boat, you know you’ve messed up.

[@Das-7-Gestirn]

Es gibt überall Vollidioten!!!

[@graafblok1971]

And water comes in the inlet and the show is over...

[@chrisbowman9905]

Most folk dont even know how to change a wheel, let alone not to drive as fast as possible through multiple feet of water!

[@campacolasworkshop6042]

When does a ford become a river 😂

[@arghjayem]

You mean when does a BMW become a river surely? 😂

[@Gary-jp2tf]

Ford did make one called a thames

[@Daniel-S1]

@@Gary-jp2tf Trader.

[@Gary-jp2tf]

@@Daniel-S1 Thames vans 15cwt l know this vehicle. l used to own one

[@campacolasworkshop6042]

@@Gary-jp2tf would it go through that river?

[@neilmurphy3239]

I can’t believe what iam seeing here especially at the end off video how deep that water is people must be desperate too get from one place to another taken this risk insane really 🤔

[@simonbradford6774]

The friendly clatter of hydro lock- definitely a spectator sport

[@volt8684]

What great entertainment but also great stupidity

[@DepakoteMeister]

And just think, these drivers can vote and have children!

[@adienowed6366]

@@volt8684 And it's my insurance premium that gets jacked up each year to cater for these brain dead.

[@123456wasp]

That must really suck! Stuck in that water. 😎👍

[@lamarw7757]

Keeping the repair shops busy.

[@Matty12333]

I have the same fiesta and I drove through deep flood water and it was fine, but I did enter slowly

[@mariuszmoraw3571]

It wasn't even that deep as rest of cars. But Fiesta like most of hatchbacks is very low so engine flooding is more likely.

[@Mick727]

Yes I can see the problem here some people think their cars are part boat and submarine wouldn’t it be better if the council built a bridge across it not much chance of that though they can’t even fill in a pothole

[@Rob_Dekker]

Things I’ve learned when playing GTA5, never get your exhaust wet or you will lose your car 😂

[@sssnake1654]

Zeroth, avoid water crossings unless absolutely necessary. First, know the wading depth of your vehicle, where your air intake is, and let your vehicle cool down. Second, walk the obstacle to know how deep it is, and how fast the water is flowing. Watch out for snakes, hippos and crocodiles. Third, drive in slowly, preferrably in low range 2nd gear (or HR 1st), then gather speed to create a bow wave in front.

[@johnnichol9412]

The third is not drive slowly in low range as most vehicles don't have low range. The third is to go the long way around as it will end up being shorter.

[@travelbugse2829]

@@sssnake1654 I hate it when the hippos charge me in mid-stream. I’ve had three replacement radiators in the past year. I give Rufford a clear berth nowadays…

[@tainadelcaribe]

1:35 Damn, Daniel!! Back at it with the white van! 🤣😅

[@heatherstafford7287]

Oi mate - you cant park there!

[@Chris54981]

car, meet water, water meet car, can we get along? Nope? good enough for me lol

[@timheywood4813]

It's a huge risk. I don't think a lot of people realise that massive mechanical failure can occur and could even result in the car being written off

[@EleanorPeterson]

Well, it could be deliberate. I mean, those monthly payments that never seem to end can be such a pain, and old-fashioned arson and insurance scams go hand-in-hand in Merrie Olde England... But a flooded, smashed engine is obviously a complete accident. Ahem. Cough, cough.

[@alanwhite6293]

Is it even insured for stupidity???????

[@adienowed6366]

What an absolute arsehole the silver van driver is. Should be prosecuted for that complete disregard for pedestrians.

[@amalekedomite]

Yeah man, what a tit, Standing there, next to a puddle, trying to film people having a bad time, for money. And they have the temerity, the sheer gall, to get them wet! But they need to stand right next to the puddle for their youtube channel money! Wont someone think of the poor lazy sods enriching themselves with the misery of others?!

[@Old-Sole]

Why do people think a combustion engine that needs air would like water!!

[@eddyrunip]

Proof of human devolution

[@Wayoutthere]

We just havent had hard times for a while. And we will.

[@amalekedomite]

@@Wayoutthere We've had hard times for decades now. People just ignore it beacuse we are inundated with the proverbial opiates of the masses. I think the older generations ignore it because they voted for it repeatedly. But there's simply no accounting for teh selfishness or greed or ignorance of boomers, unfortunately.

[@chrissymoss514]

The last clip was pretty impressive 👌

[@roadmonitoroz]

I'd never go through water that deep in a standard low vehicle. Sure, if you're in a truck with a snorkle, then yes (slowly). It's crazy how people destroy their vehicles like this. Tonight I hit some water that was deeper than I thought (noticed at the last second) and the serpentine belt had a bit of a slip for a moment, but all was good. I'm glad I didn't take on any water.

[@zzoinks]

Interesting, there's a "free recovery" sign in the bushes? Is that sarcastic?

[@angrydoggy9170]

These drivers watched too much top gear. More power isn’t always the solution.

[@TecTurtle3]

Right, it is SPEED and POWER! ;D

[@DyslexicLivesMattress]

POWER!!!!!!

[@udrtydog1]

7:45 We've got a floater! You can't fix stupid..🤔 Lolololmfao!

[@CaveyMoth]

I've driven in deeper than that. He's just going waay too fast. There's a certain speed that's best for gliding through the water without splashing it up into the engine bay..and also not splashing bystanders at the same time.

[@KISSFanDan1995]

The local body/repair shop is gonna love these. Also at 6:45 he has a flat tire.

[@tommulvey9449]

Interesting. Japanese cars drive straight through.

[@lancethrust9488]

THIS PLACE KIND OF CLOSE TO THE RUFFORD FORD SETUP

[@Adventureswithvinnie]

It’s illegal for any vehicle to splash you if they can avoid it, that van could of driven slowly through this or not even bothered to go through it at all.

[@valerief1231]

Cars are basically computers with wheels nowadays, you wouldn’t get your computer wet would ya?

[@Depressed-2an-end]

People have no clue about wading. Bunch of idiots

[@Mugwump7]

What does the UK have against bridges?

[@tihzho]

Why do people think driving fast through the water is the best way?

[@ulysees321]

i'm always amazed at the stupidity of these people driving through a river

[@chris-4566]

I can’t help thinking that if some of the drivers slowed down a bit more, they would have made it through. Too many drivers think that their super modern car with all its fancy gadgets, is invincible.

[@steven.h0629]

Bridges aren't UK's go-to for crossing rivers?

[@shauncorless8965]

Ya canna change the laws of physics capt ,who cant watch me compress water 💦, well at least for 1000th of a second 😅

[@dvsur]

How the last bmw even survived?

[@marzinjedi6437]

It’s all fun and games until you knock a vacuum line loose and it sucks water directly into your engine lol you slowly and deliberately drive at about two miles per hour two.22 kilometers per hour through water as if you go fast enough water is just like a solid wall !

[@geoffmower8729]

Who's the U boat commander?

[@dermotmcglinchey282]

It’s basic common sense if you drive through water this deep do it slowly, do not create a wave in front of the car as this floods the engine…it’s not rocket science and it means little chance of serious engine damage…

[@AlisdairShepherd]

Thick

[@Daniel-S1]

As mince.

[@mikafiltenborg7572]

Grey, Van🚐 =🌊💧Karma! 😂

[@robertraado3223]

Where I laugh at these situation, I believe, that instructing a learner driver, every scenario, of any aspect of driving should be taught, Skid (water, ice, black ice and snow), flood waters (depth of water, fundamentals of an internal combustion engines). Everybody thinks they can beat the elements, and they can if they understand the rules.

[@Treshar]

Do they not have road traffic workers to shut down roads and divert traffic in times of flood in the UK?

[@EleanorPeterson]

Yes, but we also have drivers who couldn't give a toss about diversion signs and barriers and who ignore good advice in order to try to get where they want to go more quickly. They'll probably have done the flooded route a few times before, got away with it, and we're seeing them trying their luck for the last time. Floods are one thing, but the fords featured are ancient ways left open deliberately to allow the local farmers to move vehicles and livestock at their discretion. The fords aren't updated to bridges and the streams aren't buried in culverts for all sorts of reasons: financial, historical, for countryside management purposes, for the preservation of ancient water meadows, to protect rare flora or fauna, or simply because the local residents don't want things to change. Drivers know the risks and take full responsibility for their actions. It can be painful to watch, but that's life.

[@DepakoteMeister]

They expect people to use the common sense they were born with, but that ship sailed long ago.

[@Treshar]

@@EleanorPeterson Thank you for the explanation.

[@whitelightning4031]

Swear I’ve seen old boy @ 6:37 doing the same thing to a few cars at Rufford Ford, Mk5 Escort? Would’ve thought you’d learn?

[@Brian-om2hh]

BMW 4x4 = U Boat "I think that's as far as we're going today dear - seat belt or lifebelt?"

[@dan7163]

Old cars wouldn't even notice the tiny puddle.

[@robinshane4661]

YOUR TITLE IS A LIE. That’s what you do to get views? I didn’t see one bystander get “soaked”. I hate dishonestly. You need to do better.

[@Adventureswithvinnie]

Section 3 road traffic act 1988

[@Fifty-one-Fifty]

When Piston met Valve

[@notmanynamesleft]

Would be interesting to know how many vehicles LASI has pulled out of these fords.

[@JackDrinkn2DollarJim]

Older cars had the air intake on top of the engine, many newer cars have the air intake in the lower corner of the front grill. if you drive into deep water it gets fed right into the engine. If you want to drive in deep water buy a fording kit.

[@davidhayes5156]

Lesson Number One. Water & Electricity do not mix Lesson Number Two. Never pour water into your air filter housing Lesson Three. Water does not combust. Lesson Four. Never use your car as a substitute for a River Cruiser. Complying with these simple rules will save you copious amounts of time and money.

[@sha1om]

Not sure which is more amazing to me as an American: that you just let your rivers flow right over the roads vs. building a bridge or a culvert, or that someone actually has a minivan with a Diesel engine. That people drive where they shouldn’t doesn’t amaze me though; we’ve got our own idiots.

[@gbcb8853]

Most of the time they’re not rivers. Not worth the expense to engineer a bridge. Small roads originally used by pack horses and sensible locals.

[@RaymondFunnell-bs1wl]

What pillocks some of them

[@Brian-om2hh]

Almost all vans - large and small - have diesel engines in the UK...

[@sha1om]

@@Brian-om2hh That's what I'm saying. Almost no passenger cars in the USA have diesel engines; basically large vans and pickup trucks, and very few of those. VW was the only major manufacturer selling diesels in small cars, and they got caught cheating on emissions with them (the cars were programmed to detect when it was being plugged into an emissions tester, and temporarily detuned the engine) and most of those got bought back. In 1978 GM introduced some small diesels based on beefed up car blocks, but they sucked so mightily that nobody bought them and it scared them off ever after. I wish they'd sell more of them here; my dream car would have been the VW Touareg with the 10 cylinder Diesel, but that was a $14,000 option over and above the cost of the car itself, and they didn't sell too many of them.

[@riccicrozzie8204]

There are more diesel vehicles in Europe than gas engines.

[@billienomates1606]

Why do people not realise that once the air box is full of water the engine will not be happy ha ha ha ha ha

[@TheStingray1968]

Maybe the basics of the internal combustion engine and how water is not compressible should be covered in the driving theory test?!

[@billienomates1606]

@@TheStingray1968 Or just do not let stupid people have driving licences ha ha

[@jeffharris4558]

It amazes me how few people know how to cross deeper water or think about where their air intake is. Most of these could have made if they’d just followed simple proceedures.

[@am5p8]

Mitsubishi 4WD was at least built for that. Does surprise me though that some of those small vehicles actually made it through.

[@Lily-Bravo]

I see the guy filming is the one pulling them out? Am I right?

[@clarev7931]

They look so surprised when their cars conk!!😅

[@francis5155]

Le garagiste doit être heureux avec toutes ses voitures en panne

[@mariuszmoraw3571]

That guy in BMW went that deep that I would be afraid to go in lifted 4x4... I'm suprised engine didn't stall.

[@SimonNoina]

5:28 increasingly very rare last of line Rover 45 - wrecked by moron.

[@alanwhite6293]

And That Moron has a tow bar on the Rover- Hope he don't tow anything with it, he's too dim to be on the road, let alone towing a trailer or caravan!!!!!!!

[@mkfishing4458]

don't even understand why they would have a road like that, do they not want to build any kind of bridge? and why would you make/leave a low spot under a bridge?

[@MikeLawtonUK]

It’s amazing how many people think their bog standard vehicle is amphibious !