Re: Water In Engine

Posted by Richard on July 05, 2003 at 07:48:11 from (32.100.31.229):

In Reply to: Water In Engine posted by Gary on July 03, 2003 at 09:03:22:

Lesson 1) Don't trust muffler flaps, use a can or bucket.

Pull the injectors, spin the engine over slowly to get the majority out, then use a parts washer (siphon gun) and stick the hose in there and suck the rest out. Pour a little tranny fluid in each hole and spin the engine a few times before installing the injectors. Don't forget to change the oil and be sure to check the manifolds and such.

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