[zeenon53]

OK, so the other day i went through a huge puddle and i think my CAI sucked in a little water. The CEL came on afterwards and the car felt like it was bogging down. I stopped for a couple minutes and turned the car off, everythiung seemed fine. The next day the CEL was off but after about 50 miles or so it came back on and the car had the same bogging down feeling.

Last night when i got home the car just turned off on me and now it won't start. I just checked the MAF sensor, as well as the front 3 plugs and everything looks fine. What could be the problem? The engine cranks when i turn the key, but it just won't kick over.

 

[labmixz]

Reset the ECU, try again... dunno what other to say other than that... shouldn't go through large puddles, hehe, I take the long way home when it's raining heavily to avoid any road that might flood/have large puddles...

 

[ADIDAS]

take it into the dealership.

And how many posts about this are you going to make? The count is up to 2 now.

 

[zeenon53]

take it into the dealership.

And how many posts about this are you going to make? The count is up to 2 now.

Yeah, but now my car won't start, before it would.

I have already reset the ECU and i don't want to take it to the dealership because of the mods that i have.

 

[Fray Adjacent]

if you think it got water in the engine, you could pull your spark plugs and let it dry for a day or two.

 

[ADIDAS]

Yeah, but now my car won't start, before it would.

I have already reset the ECU and i don't want to take it to the dealership because of the mods that i have.

but they could at least tell you what is wrong for sure.

 

[Xyloft]

check fuses. maybe you blew a fuse when water got up into your 02 extensions. that could have caused it to short.... well- now that i think about it, that would have caused it to stop right away.

anyway check your fuses

 

[PewpMaster]

you have to go through a pretty big puddle to get water sucked in through your CAI...