What to Do When the Engine Fails to Start Due to Water Ingestion?
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Solutions for a car that won't start after water ingestion: Remove the spark plugs, disconnect the fuel injector connectors, and replace the engine oil. It's important to note that you should never attempt to start the engine if water has entered, as this can easily damage the valves. Possible consequences of water ingestion in a car: 1. White smoke from the exhaust pipe: Water in the engine combustion chamber can lead to incomplete fuel combustion, and the water turns into steam due to high temperatures, eventually being expelled through the exhaust system, resulting in white smoke. 2. Engine stalling: If a large amount of water enters, it can cause the engine to stall directly, leading to severe and potentially fatal damage to the engine.