Snow man has the right answer he just left out some of the points that should be intuitively obvious to the most casual of observers. Ya see, when you back your truck into the water some water does get into the exhaust system. Some of this water turns to steam and rises thus a small amount gets into the engine. This causes chemical reactions to occur within the engine and fullerines sp? (commonly know as Buckey Balls) are formed. When these balls form within your Ram it's testosterone levels increase causing it to buck uncontrolably with a pumping action. This in turn causes the 710 pump to go into cardiac arrest depriving the lifters of 710! You could have prevented this by giving your Ram a transfution of 710. This is a simple proceedure. All auto stores have quarts of 710 but they can be hard to spot. The trick is to stand on your head while looking! After purchasing a few quarts of 710 remove the cap marked 710 and poor some in until the dipstick reads full.
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