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i have a moroso cai in my car right now and its raining bad here where i live and like about an hour ago i went into this big puddle and alot of water splashed my car turned off then i turned back on and went home when i got to my house i un bolted the moroso kit and it was wet thru the inside so water got into my motor i dont know how much but my checkengine went on and my car still turns on and is idleing fine i just wanted to ask is my car going to be alright
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If its idling and running ok, you're probably going to be allright. You may have gotten some of the electrical components wet and that's what stalled your engine and threw the code. If you had a major amount of water ingested you probably would have hydraulic locked your engine, which did not happen. I'd pull the codes and see what really stalled it then I'd check the oil for water and if everything checked out I'd continue to drive it.
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Originally Posted by mike1500
Thats interesting to think about with like my WS6 how i stop rain from getting thru the holes at the front and getting into my intake?
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I hate driving the Camaro in the rain. I got hit and run by some guy cause he couldn't handle his car in the rain, left me a nice dent on my Quarter Panel.
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mike 1500- What kind of hood is that? Stock, suncoast etc.. My old suncoast hood had a baffle in it that stopped the water but I cut it out and never had a problem and it was a daily driver.
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Originally Posted by aboatguy
So is it still running? Did you pull codes?
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Originally Posted by Speed Density
happend to me too.
When it happens dont try to start/stop the car just leave it on so the compression and heat will get the water out of the cylinders.
When it happens dont try to start/stop the car just leave it on so the compression and heat will get the water out of the cylinders.
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Originally Posted by aboatguy
Driving in the rain is child's play. I hate all the Assclowns in the SUVs/Trucks and other assorted urban assault vehicles that think they're bullet proof in the snow, when I am out and about in my Vette. (Its my DD)
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i cleaned ~2 litres of water out of an LT1 awhile back. dude drove thru a deep puddle, car cut off, and it would not turn over to start afterwards.
pulled the plugs... glug glug glug glug.....
that car is still o.k. and runs fine as far as i know. he was lucky.
pulled the plugs... glug glug glug glug.....
that car is still o.k. and runs fine as far as i know. he was lucky.