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You will probably have to Dismantle the engine to replace the bent con rod,but first remove the spark plugs and see if the engine cranks over if it diesal take out the glow plugs.
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To remove the spark plugs and crank the engine round to rid the engine of the hydrolock is the correct thing to do.
Check there is 12volts getting to the starter motor and that the solenoid opperates correctly.
Recheck your wiring.
water is in some of the ignition parts ,dry it out good also try compressed air to blow off excess water and a spray of WD 40 will diperse any water in spark plug wires, a hair dryer can help but be careful not to burn any wires or plastic parts.other thing did any water get in the motor ?????? remove spark plugs and roll motor over by hand to check and see what is in cylinder ,look at plugs for signs of water .
hydrolock,take all spark plug off then crang the car till all water gone inside the cylinder chamber,then put all back together and hope nothing major damage.
well yes and no
what caused it to lock up
if hydrolock, sometimes I have been lucky and been.able to.save it, did you drive though deep water
depends on how the rest of the car is, a good junk yard.will.have some.great used motors, I have had really good luck with.these, and my guy gives a one year warranty with.his
so call around
Did you crank the engine with the spark plugs out in order to discharge any water that may be trapped in the combustion chambers? Water cannot be compressed. Hope you didn't hydrolock it.
Does the engine turn fully or not? If not the connecting rods are more than likely twisted to your pistons if he hit the deep puddle at a fast rate of speed. The pressure of the water would of passed through the engine's crack seal producing deadly effects to the engine
Marvel Mystery Oil always did the trick for me when dealing with noisy lifters. Apart from that, There are products over the counter that will flush the system before changing the oil. Hope this answers your question. All the best!
Greg
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