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Old 02-22-07, 12:28 PM
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Frequent Flooding Problem

My car just got flooded last friday, then i posted here and got some tips on the deflooding procedure and i was able to fix it. It ran fine for two days, then it got flooded again. I just changed the spark plugs before last Friday, but i doubt it's the problem. Can anyone please give me some suggestion on what could cause frequent flooding? thanks
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Leaky injectors, perhaps. Running it for short periods of time will promote flooding as well.
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i was thinking it might be a leaky injector but just not sure, and i usually don't shut off the engine until it comes to the right temp. I will try to take a look at the injectors. Is there any other possibility?
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your engine seals could be going bad (losing compression)

it could also be leaking coolant into the housing and flooding that way.
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ok, about the engine seal, i will give it a compression test after i get it running. so how would i test if there is leaking coolant into the housing? thanks
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