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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sh_Callum" data-source="post: 705389" data-attributes="member: 41863"><p>I don't think so, they have to consider the air intake direction. I had reviewed this issue with my friend who owned a Peugeot car who has the same problem, what he recommended me is, before u drive through the pond of water, remove the filter assembly connection that directly connected to the engine. This will completely remove the water gets into the engine. I am going to collect my car next month, I will ask the service center on how to do this conveniently. On the other hand, I  going to buy the Injen Hydroshield to cover the filter. This gives me more protection and confident from this Hydrolock problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>