On Thursday, 28 December 2017 11:16:23 UTC, DJC wrote:
Citroën C2, 06 reg, LHD. Driving through 10" of flood water: it appears
I am still not old enough to know better. It has now been recovered to
my driveway, almost certainly has water in engine. I am not up to fixing
it myself, I can't even see where they have hidden the plugs.

Well, I was planning to change it anyway for something more suited to my
new environment of very muddy lanes and with more space for fetching and
carrying DIY stuff.

Not worth much (650?, 200 as p/e?) if it were still a running. Will cost
money just to get it to garage to look at it. I assume not worth cost of
repair. Scrap dealer will take it away for £75, but it might be worth a
bit more as a non-runner/spares.

What does the team think?





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djc

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No low-hanging fruit, just a lot of small berries up a tall tree.

As long as it spins on the starter motor, there is no serious problem.
Water is not likely to get past the air cleaner
Probably just got water in the ignition somewhere.
Start by looking at the HT side.