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Old Feb 16th, 2018, 11:36   #1
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What’s the maximum depth of water an XC60 can go through
i.e. a Ford
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350mm according to this:

https://www.media.volvocars.com/glob...specifications
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I'd be cautious going through a ford at 350mm if its flowing. standing water wouldn't be as much of an issue.
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Land Rovers with water depth sensors are the safest option if you intend to do a lot of paddling.
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I have inbuilt sensors on my Landrover Defender - if the water is coming through the bottom of the door I am at the maximum depth - has worked for me many times
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I have inbuilt sensors on my Landrover Defender - if the water is coming through the bottom of the door I am at the maximum depth - has worked for me many times
Thats my limit in my Defender but seen one on youtube a little while ago with water coming in through the vents below the windscreen. It still kept on going to the end of the flooded lane.
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