Diggity UW99
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- Joined
- January 29, 2002
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- City, State
- Seattle, WA
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 94 Explorer Sport
I recently went wheeling and decided to cross a section of water that proved to be a little too deep. I made it through the water and when I reached the other side the engine was still running but eventually died I am assuming because of wet electrical equipment (check engine light came on). The engine restarted fine so I pulled off the trail and disassembled my intake and found water in the air filter, MAF, intake tube, and a little in the throttle body itself. After I dried everything as best I could, and removing mud from the air filter, I put everything back together and it started right up (without the check engine light on), ran fine and got me home. When I got home I changed the oil and cleaned and reoiled my K&N. It didn't really look like there was any water in my oil. So, my question is that I am wondering if there could be any possibility of engine damage from the slight amount of water my engine may have ingested. Fortunately it wasn't completely hydrolocked and everything seems to be ok now (I have been driving it for the past 4 days). Thanks for any help!
Dan
Dan