Check and dry out any water than may be in the air box -- and dry air filter out, ( a wet filter will not let air pass through it well ).
ALSO -- check and dry out any moisture that might be in the distributor cap,, dry the rotor and contact points inside the cap and in the base of the distributor body.
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Just because the oil is not milky doesn't mean there isn't water in the oil. More than likely there is too much water that was left inside the engine which is not good at all. Try getting the oil changed along with you air filter. Also your friend could have messed up your spark plug wires and your distributor or coil. Sadly this engine bay wash is most likely going to cost you a trip to the mechanic to get find out exactly what is wrong and get fixed
Next time you bay wash your car, leave it running. This way the water evaporates instead of settling in or on your engine. Also make sure that you do not have any exposed wires or leaks in your engine prior to trying it again.
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