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Originally Posted by csp
And there are people who go through water and it makes it into the cylinders. Don't assume that just because others have done it successfully that yours didn't ingest some water. The fact that it won't turn over says it did and hopefully you don't have any bent connecting rods.
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Originally Posted by Link12
Pull all 6 plugs out. I would take a shop vac and tape you a small hose to it and stick it down into the cylinder and make sure most of it was out. Then you can see if it will turn over without the plugs in it. If it will then put the plugs back in make sure the oil looks ok and try to start it. Even if the oil looks ok and it starts I would change it soon.
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Originally Posted by Rightside Up
Sounds like the water did get through.
Did you check the oil?
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Originally Posted by Newt4058
Pull spark plugs then crank it. Hope for the best.
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Well guys i fugured it out, thank yall so much. What happened was, i hit the bottom of the rut filled with water. my car stopped suddenly. somehow this knocked two spark plug boots loose, it is a miracle that I identified the problem. I pushed them back in, hooked it up with jumper cables, and after a while i got it started and it is running fine with no warning lights. I will change all of the fluids in the front end, minus coolant.