RyKR

Does it turn over? You may luck out. Change the oil. If you get it started, run it for a few minutes and then change it again. Make sure to change all of the fluids. The diffs, trans. (flush it if you can), transfer case, blinker lubricant, etc...

I once ran my car (72 Montego) into a pond. After we pumped the water out of the engine it started right up. I never changed any of the other fluids and I drove it for a couple of years after that. The rearend blew up later but that could have been caused by the burnout.

RyKR

Oh yeah, how's the interior?

2001_supercrew

thats probablt ****ed too

351w95f150

if u hydro locked yr engine, most likely some or all of your connecting rods are bent, which would involve u taking the engine apart. also electronics dont like water, im guessing you got water inside yr truck, if so yr radio, and some other things may be

dilloncawthon

haha yeah that's when you need a big lift, or do you have one that i just can't see cause water is up to your door handles! lol either way hope you learned somethin.

dallyack

Ditch it and report it stolen!

mitchalvin

If you did not hydrolock the engine you will need at least a complete wiring harness along with computer. The computer in these do not like water and the harness once it has been submerged will always cause problems.

RyKR

LOL. Yeah, are you friends with any "unsavory characters"? They may be able to help.

20024x4

dude i feel so bad 4 u.. it will take a lot of work to even get it back to "normal". i would flush ALL the fluids and change ur plugs and the wiring harness'.

i think u should deff change ur headline "off road boss" to something that fits u

20024x4

ur truck would of been alot easier to fix if u kept it going while u were in the mud.. and u made it extra worse by trying to start it back up