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We had a really bad storm here at Davis-Monthan AFB, Tucson AZ. The roads became so flood that somehow the water stalled my engine. So as i drifted/rode the current to the side of the road where ever that was since i couldnt tell everything was underwater the dirt mud gave way and slipped me right into a storm drain. My car was 1/3 submerged underwater front end. To make a long story short I was eventually towed out. Now my car however will not start. It will try to turn over or it will start and choke and die seconds later.
Does anyone know is my engine done for? I have know idea what water does to a engine. Additionally does this void my warranty?
Yeah I did file a claim, im hoping its total write up. I have full coverage with gap, so i can turn around and buy another Z without my negative equity added to the price
rip the engine out, turn it into a planter Sorry about yoru luck mang, i hydro locked my 94 Isuzu lowrider back in the day. What a bi|ch. Sorry to see a Z go down like that.
im covered for flood damage. There were no warning signs. The rain flooded streets normally safe for driving during the monsoon season here last night. It was CraZY!!!
yeah Tucson got hit as well as N. Scottsdale. We got only some sprinkles near S. Mountain. Sucks to hear bro, hopefully you get insurance allllll over it.
did u try pulling out the air filter to see if it was wet and covered in mud? u stated the car will start and choke out later. air filter would be the first thing i would change.
did u try pulling out the air filter to see if it was wet and covered in mud? u stated the car will start and choke out later. air filter would be the first thing i would change.
did u try pulling out the air filter to see if it was wet and covered in mud? u stated the car will start and choke out later. air filter would be the first thing i would change.
What he meant to say was, its time to file a claim, pocket the money, pull apart the engine and drain it out, and hope for the best. More than likely if it was actually flooded, youve got a while before you can drive it again.