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I saw a 1999 GT online that was in a freshwater street flood, that said it had water about 3 inches above the carpet. It said the engine will not start, and is sold in as in non-running condition. I was wondering if anyone has any ideas what the biggest problem would be in fixing it to make it run again. Perhaps any ideas what got fried, what got water in it that there shouldn't be? etc, etc. Thanks for any info.
#3
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I wouldn't mess with a car like that. Too much crap can be damaged, unless he's willing to take the car back if you can't get it started....</P>
If he had a cold air intake and started the car while it was in the water, good chance the motor is locked up like a maximum security prison. </P>
A million sensors could be fried...</P>
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If your crazy enough, I know would at least have to drain all the fluids, change the plugs and wires.You might have to take the lower intake off and drain the water out. and blew the intake portsof the heads out with air. God knows what else. But there had to be more then 3" of water above the floor for the car not run.
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Originally Posted by Grant85ss
I saw a 1999 GT online that was in a freshwater street flood, that said it had water about 3 inches above the carpet. It said the engine will not start, and is sold in as in non-running condition. I was wondering if anyone has any ideas what the biggest problem would be in fixing it to make it run again. Perhaps any ideas what got fried, what got water in it that there shouldn't be? etc, etc. Thanks for any info.
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