I drove through some high water and flooded my engine. Trying to let the car dry out and be able to get it running without taking it to a shop. Any suggestions on what to do?

Let dry for a 7-10 days, hood open. Try again. If problem persists possible electrical damage (wiring) this can be very costly.

are you asking how to unflood the car of water?
You wrecked a 2011 car on purpose, wow , that takes guts,or were you i a big flood, bogging it says zero.
context helps.... dig?

soaked, how high?
id say take it to a paint shop and have them bake it dry.
really , after the shop wet vac treatment.
there are no drain plugs, if it had them you'd die of
carbon-monoxide poisoning. those be illegal, state side.

the sooner you get it dry, the less damage there will be.
paint shop , heat lamp bay ! time !
ooops...

NO THAT'S BAD I WOULD TAKE IT TO A REPUTABLE AUTOMOTIVE SHOP YOU WILL HAVE ELECTRICAL PROBLEM ALSO

Plug wires and other intion parts may be able to remove and clean or replace if there high mileage

I had this problem also after i washed my car engine compartment, water in spark plug compartment causes this problem. remove the wire plugs from the spark plugs and dry the compartment/spark plug sockets, also open the air filter compartment and make sure it's dry and clean. also do not forget to inspect your spark plugs also, install new ones and your car will run like new! Good Luck

the main engine computer is most of the time in the passernger floor compartment somewhere, maybe behind the glovebox id try to find it and see if it got wet

I drove my 95 Talon into flood water too, so bad it came in the doors and everything. It took a night of effort but she finally started back up. Make sure you dry out your air filter and that there is no water in your intake parts or throttle body that is getting sucked into the engine. Press accelerator to the floor and hold it there, crank the engine until she spits that **** out and starts. I've helped a few people out with this and always came back with a running car in the end.

Boy you must have tall ankles where you come from ?

Water should not have flooded into the engine unless you hit the water at speed and it was sucked into an air inlet.

It is more than likely that you have flooded the starter motor and the solenoid is chattering.

It should dry out itself or try putting it in the garage with a fan heater blowing underneath the car for a few hours.

Dont put the heater too close to the bodywork , as long as there is a warm airflow the water should dry out

Has the gas tank been drained and let to dry out and then refilled with gas and a water dryer and the fuel filter replaced? If not then you are in for trouble still and this is why is will not run. You are getting fuel and spark. Which means that your fuel pump is working and the starter is fine. Ingnition could be your problem but I would do the gas thing first then move on

What do I think the problem is. The driver is a moron.

How many computers do you think your car has? And you think they're water compatible? Tell your dad you saw advertising for a boat and then the bmw commercial came on and you got them confused.

Just for a quick test. put your laptop and desktop computer in the full bathtub, toss in your cell phone and see which one works after they dry out.

Then think to yourself how much time AND money you saved by trying to float the 540.

If you're lucky you liquid locked the motor and nothing else. this is where water from the flood seeps back in through the pistons from the exhaust and you try to crank start it and totally ruin the engine block by trying to compress liquid.

You car is a giant paper weight.