HELP!!!
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HELP!!!
ok guys i was just washing my civic and i think i sucked water into my cold air intake. after i finished washing it i pulled it into the garage and when i reached my hand down there it had a pretty good amount of water in there(and i found a screw driving in my skid shield) so what would be the sideeffects of water in the intake and how do i know if i should worry about it?
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RE: HELP!!!
ORIGINAL: n00bster
ok guys i was just washing my civic and i think i sucked water into my cold air intake. after i finished washing it i pulled it into the garage and when i reached my hand down there it had a pretty good amount of water in there(and i found a screw driving in my skid shield) so what would be the sideeffects of water in the intake and how do i know if i should worry about it?
ok guys i was just washing my civic and i think i sucked water into my cold air intake. after i finished washing it i pulled it into the garage and when i reached my hand down there it had a pretty good amount of water in there(and i found a screw driving in my skid shield) so what would be the sideeffects of water in the intake and how do i know if i should worry about it?
I'd be more worried about wet electrical connections, like around the distributor cap. Spray a moisture-dispersant (WD-40) on it's underside and dry it. Do the same for the plug wires and ECU.
The exhaust should blow any water right out. I've actually submerged my Jeep's without any ill effects.
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