yes i may be wrong , but there is no water in the engine because its not that deep ,open your eye and see the picture



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you are the idiot ,learn where is the cruise control cable then talk about engines

 

And if you are wrong, he demolishes his motor. Why on earth would you tell him to risk it? It's pretty likely that there's water in that motor since the air cleaner is wet and he probably bombed that puddle.

Think

And as for your adorable little below the belt blow with Sthon's CC Cable question, apparently he did ****ing learn, didn't he? Instead of barging in and pretending he knew what was going on? Like someone else I might be thinking of?

Freakin' genius right here, everybody. Learn to english speak before you try flaming people on the internet with it?

 

He already said his filter is wet. The picture doesn't mean ****, when you drive into water it creates a wake, judging by the depth of the water I can almost guarantee you it broke on the hood.

 

Yes this dude is an idiot. DO NOT START YOUR ENGINE UNLESS YOU CHECK AND ARE 100% SURE THERE IS NO WATER IN THE OIL OR ANY OTHER PART OF THE JEEP! It can easily destroy your engine if there is water inside. Common sense man

 

Hey want to trade? As-is.

Took the battery out earlier and powerwashed the engine and undercarriage. It's been raining so that's all I could do. Tomorrow I'll. Get 3 cans of wd-40 and spray every electrical connection I can find.. Any to pay attention too? Then I'll take out the seats and carpet. Would you guys say get new carpet/bed line or salvage it. It was in good condition before my little whoopsie.

I'll post some pics tomorrow

 

Bedline the floors and fix any rust when you take the carpet out

 

You don't want this uphill battle I call an XJ lol I just finished a motor swap and now the ball joints are getting noisy. Pretty lucky to get ahold of a classic with the up-country package. That gets you a slight lift over stock, tow hooks, and skid plates. Take care of that thing! I would look at replacement carpet myself. Not a fan of bedliner on DD Jeeps.

 

Ok engine full of water ,
Hope this help http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...6220104AAZC39F

 

a 5 year old Yahoo! Answers thread?

You win

 

Got a great deal on it too. 1998 with 161k for $2400. The rare blurple color too and it was in great condition.

While the tow truck driver was towing it back down a hill it came off the wheel lift and hit the back of his truck.. Put a dent in the rear bumper, chipped a good part of the tailgate and dented, maybe cracked my diff cover..

 

!!!!!! And they are paying for this right??

 

That's what I paid for my 97 Country (Basically the same trim level since mine doesn't have leather) with 181k a couple of years ago. Go figure

and x2 on the towing company paying for the damage to your Jeep. That's a driver error. Stuff like that doesn't happen.

 

He took 10 miles off the trip to my home so it was 30 dollars off. Kind of works out since when he was coming up he knocked the side bumper off and chrome wheel cap off his f450. If he was an ******* I would have asked but he was great and helped out

 

Alright this is what you do, trust me I am a professional


Jack the front of the truck up as high as you can to try and drain the exhaust. You have that pesky bend above the axle but let it set that way for an hour. It will drain.

Next drain the tranny and if there is any water in there replace the filter. This is a must. Yes its a pain, but DO IT. Now remove all of your spark plugs and drain your motor oil. RE fill the oil and replace oil filter. With the spark plugs out crank your motor over.

Don't just try and start it, its not worth it.

After all this you can try and start the motor. Most likely it will fire right up.

Then of course drain your diffs front and rear and replace the fluid.

As far as brakes and bearings just drive the jeep. Thats the best thing. The water will not take away the grease thats already there. However if it sits long without moving bearings can rust. Best thing is to drive it and it will lube itself.

Good luck and post more pictures

 

X2. Liquids don't compress.
And your lubricants are most likely contaminated.
I've had mine almost that deep before, just clean her up, and your good to go.
Good Luck!