hellion_79

Let it sit and dry for a few hours, maybe fan dry the motor area a little and then try. I'm pretty sure its shorted out somewhere. Maybe it shorted the battery out and it drained.

92whitelightning

there cant be anyway possible way that the car didnt start because of a wash...i think that thats more of a coinsidence then anything.....cuz i mean unless that was one hell of a wash and this guy doesnt mess around when it comes to spraying **** with the hoes then if there are some kind of open hot wire that got wet..it could of shorted somthing out but thats just goofy even talking about that

hellion_79

Like I said, let it sit long enough for everything to dry and evaporate, and if it doesnt start, you got some issues to figure out.

getafewlives

Maybe he rinsed out all the blinker fluid.

reno27

yep thats what happend he deff rinsed all the blinker fluid all gone lol

getafewlives

The mechanic near my house said its really expensive to get blinker fluid replaced, maybe you'll have better luck

chath_brick

i actually laughed out loud at that

CantStopTheFox...

I washed my motor once.....wouldn't turn over. I dried the inside of the distributor cap.....started right up!

I know you say he didn't go under the hood....but I thought I would share my experience with you anyway

hellion_79

has he tried it today?

LTnone

That doesn't make sense... The coil doesn't allow the motor to turn over, the starter does. Even if the motor gets no spark (wet disty), it'll still crank unless there's a starter problem.