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Old 03-12-2004, 08:39 PM
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OK heres the story, I has been raining like *** for the past 2 days, the streets were flooded. I didnt want to but i had to go see the doctor for my back(Work ordered). As of now I had a cold air intake(I know, dumb *** :-\). I couldnt put the short stack on because of my ------- back. NE way, I hit a puddle of water and sucked water in my engine! The car died imedietly and I let it coast into a parking lot so I coluld check the damage. Well luckily it didn't blow a hole through my block(happend to a friend). I pulled off the intake and put my finger in the manifold, water, not alot but enough to keep the car from starting. I car will only catch/run for a sec then dies. So, my question is, What the ---- do I do now. I was suposed to put my turbo in on monday, now I gotta deal w/ this ----. what can I do? I heard PB blaster sprayed into the distributer can help start a wet motor but how does this work, how do I do it? Someone please help :'(
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Old 03-12-2004, 08:41 PM
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Sucks man, Hydro locked that ----
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Old 03-12-2004, 08:46 PM
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Does anyone have Aquamans #? Maybe he can help.
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Old 03-12-2004, 08:51 PM
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try to take out the spark plugs, then crank the car with someone outside to see what happens. If you are lucky like I was, you will see water shooting out from the cylinders from the spark plug holes, if you see some, good, nothing bad happened, keep doing it until nothing come out.

Check your oil, make sure there's no water down there. replace the spark plugs and try to turn on the car. If it works you are saved.

It happened to me, and the engine ran strongs after that. keep us posted
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i agree w/ davcivic.... hope for the best
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Old 03-12-2004, 11:09 PM
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it happened to me 2 months ago..
i did the same thing right after, crank it and water did shoot out..but it still won`t start.
i let it sitted for 1 day b4 i take it apart, and the sleeve were all rusted out alreayd
and compression read. 20-30-120-10..someshit like that..

good luck and pry to Honda god.

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happened to me a couple weeks ago i was fucked maybe you will be lucky probably not though kill yourself
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Old 03-13-2004, 09:41 AM
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thats why rotaries are superior.
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Old 03-13-2004, 11:25 AM
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Why are rotaries superior? They can hydrolock too!
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rotaries are the most fuel inneficient engines, especially 86 ones
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