2003 G35 Down!!!
My thought is that the engine is hydrolocked. If you make an insurance claim based on vandalism, you will need a police report. They will want to know when you discovered it, is the car normally in the garage, any beefs against you etc etc.
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Originally Posted by lbz
My thought is that the engine is hydrolocked. If you make an insurance claim based on vandalism, you will need a police report. They will want to know when you discovered it, is the car normally in the garage, any beefs against you etc etc.
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Originally Posted by 2slo2bfurious
After I deciphered your post 
Maybe your buddy shorted out something, check the fuses yet? Engine degreaser can be hazardous in the wrong hands. 
Maybe your buddy shorted out something, check the fuses yet? Engine degreaser can be hazardous in the wrong hands. 
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I seriously doubt this engine is "hydrolocked." Most likey water has gotten in the ignition system some how and caused a short. I would take the plastic engine cover off and closely inspect the electrical connections. Also check the fuse box under the battery cover.
Will the engine turn over? Does it sound like it is getting any spark at all?
Will the engine turn over? Does it sound like it is getting any spark at all?
Your buddy caused a short when he washed the engine bay. This means that water made its way into a connection and caused a short. Start checking for blown fuses and ignition related connections that water may have made it into.
For what its worth, you can expect to receive these types of respones from people if you continue to use shorthand for all of your words. Its okay, I guess, for Instant Messenger or between friends, but when you join a forum where no one knows who you are, it becomes hard to read and understand for some. More people will be paying attention to your lack of grammer than your problem, which is why we have a full page of no help.
For what its worth, you can expect to receive these types of respones from people if you continue to use shorthand for all of your words. Its okay, I guess, for Instant Messenger or between friends, but when you join a forum where no one knows who you are, it becomes hard to read and understand for some. More people will be paying attention to your lack of grammer than your problem, which is why we have a full page of no help.
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Hey OP...for some one asking for help, you're not being very friendly or trying very hard to communicate clearly.
But, if I had to make a guess, I would say it is probably a short as well. If none of your fuses are blown and it is a short, it may take the shop a while to find the issue. Tracking down electrical shorts can be a *****.
But, if I had to make a guess, I would say it is probably a short as well. If none of your fuses are blown and it is a short, it may take the shop a while to find the issue. Tracking down electrical shorts can be a *****.
Originally Posted by bigglazz
thank' for ur help man but ill c wat the ins....say's i had a lil hope that some 1 would help me out i did not know i would meet some f**ked up people on this forum but u r 1 of the few that was kool homie .....i just wanted 2 know if any 1 new wat was up wit the car u no....
This post looks like your trying to talk like you are down at the corner hood .
I thought I had trouble with spelling and making ledgible posts !
Time to start paying a LITTLE more attention in school dude !
Now ..it sounds like some one poured water onto your motor . Good chance they got something electical wet . Give it some time and it probably will start .
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take it to the dealer. for complicated situations like this, sometimes regular mechanics won't know what is wrong or won't know what to look for. Take it to the dealer and they can run a computer diagnostic or whatever else they need to do to fix it. Dealer will cost more, but they will get the problem fixed.
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Originally Posted by ETTInnov03
Your buddy caused a short when he washed the engine bay. This means that water made its way into a connection and caused a short. Start checking for blown fuses and ignition related connections that water may have made it into.
For what its worth, you can expect to receive these types of respones from people if you continue to use shorthand for all of your words. Its okay, I guess, for Instant Messenger or between friends, but when you join a forum where no one knows who you are, it becomes hard to read and understand for some. More people will be paying attention to your lack of grammer than your problem, which is why we have a full page of no help.
For what its worth, you can expect to receive these types of respones from people if you continue to use shorthand for all of your words. Its okay, I guess, for Instant Messenger or between friends, but when you join a forum where no one knows who you are, it becomes hard to read and understand for some. More people will be paying attention to your lack of grammer than your problem, which is why we have a full page of no help.
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Originally Posted by booger
Your first post looked like every word was the start of a new sentence.
This post looks like your trying to talk like you are down at the corner hood .
I thought I had trouble with spelling and making ledgible posts !
Time to start paying a LITTLE more attention in school dude !
Now ..it sounds like some one poured water onto your motor . Good chance they got something electical wet . Give it some time and it probably will start .
This post looks like your trying to talk like you are down at the corner hood .
I thought I had trouble with spelling and making ledgible posts !
Time to start paying a LITTLE more attention in school dude !
Now ..it sounds like some one poured water onto your motor . Good chance they got something electical wet . Give it some time and it probably will start .
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hey bigglazz, maybe try typing normally with punctuations. more people would be able to undersatnd what you wrote and be able to help you better. i text and IM all the time throughout the day and even I had a hard time figuring out what you wrote. so enough with the cursing....help us help you. and not all of us have g35s. some of us here have 350z. hope you fixed your car...
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Originally Posted by hardrock905
Hey OP...for some one asking for help, you're not being very friendly or trying very hard to communicate clearly.
But, if I had to make a guess, I would say it is probably a short as well. If none of your fuses are blown and it is a short, it may take the shop a while to find the issue. Tracking down electrical shorts can be a *****.
But, if I had to make a guess, I would say it is probably a short as well. If none of your fuses are blown and it is a short, it may take the shop a while to find the issue. Tracking down electrical shorts can be a *****.
