I Went Through A Puddle And My Car Died
I Went Through A Puddle And My Car Died. After about 2 hours the car started and still has problems with power steering, and battery light on. I drove through a large puddle, it was dark & raining hard.
The lights still come on. After a few moments, it's restored. It’s a normal occurrence, (damp air, rain, fog, etc).
Whenever We Drive Through A Downpour And Hit A Big Puddle, The Power Steering On Our 1996 Chrysler Town And Country Dies.
My car has an automatic transmission. After 10 minutes i was able to start the car again, and limped home. If the electronics got submerged, wait for a few days for them to dry completely.
Other Than Spraying Everything With Wd40, Any Ideas.
Often the air filter housing (box) will have a drain in it for these reasons. If it doesn't work, go through a logical checklist; Starter motor, starter motor relay, starter motor fuse.
After Two Days At The Garage, They Found Out That A Gas Tank Vent Hose And The Charcoal Filter Were Full Of Water.
I tried starting it and it would crank but it wouldn't start. Have a shop pull the plugs and turn it over by hand (or just tell them you think it's hydrolocked, they'll know the process). I have a 06 330i i went through a puddle the other night and my car just died out.
It’s A Normal Occurrence, (Damp Air, Rain, Fog, Etc).
If it happened after a splash, the water shorted out one or more of the cylinders spark. While driving through the water, my car stopped and died. This is correct, the only thing that makes the check engine light flash is a catalyst threatening misfire.
Also, Check Your Fuelling Lines, Too.
Now it will not even turn over. It is driving ignorance at the highest level. If a quick dunk into a puddle or a brief splash causes your engine to stall, then odds are water got into something electrical and shorted it.
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