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Drowned rzr!

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#1 ·
Yesterday I drowned my rzr in a pretty deep hole and it shut off when I went under. We only took a couple minutes to pull it out and I brought it home. Today I drained the oil and it was very milky. I took my spark plugs out and didn't blow any water out. I put new plugs in and refilled with new oil mixed with mystery oil. I change oil filter and air filter. It will turn over but it will not start. Any suggestions?
 
#2 ·
Any spark? How much water in the fuel? Is the fuel pump running? Clean electrical connectors. I would start with the CPS Crank Position Sensor connector. Next will be checking compression. You may have bent a rod or valve.
 
#6 ·
I have spark. I have gas to the injectors but didn't pull the injectors to see if they're clogged. Pulled the ECM and cleaned it. Pulled the hot battery cable for 5 minutes to reset ECM. Pulled Efi relay and fuse. Fuse was good. Swapped the Efi relay with chassis relay and it still won't fire up. I'm clueless at this point. Any help please?
 
#8 ·
Get a quart of Denatured alchoal and dump in the fuel tank will take care of any water in the fuel

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#12 ·
I sunk my Ranger and changed the oil 5 times and filter 3 and the other fluids 3 times. I tried siphoning gas out to no avail. Mine would almost run. Took to dealer and they took the gas tank off and pulled the fuel pump and cleaned everything and runs fine so far. Been over a month now. Dealer charged me $120 and got almost a full tank of gas from them.
 
#13 ·
Just use cheap oil and filters and just crank it about 30 seconds and drain again. Change the filter every other time. I used John Deere hydraulic fluid to flush the front diff. as that is what they run in some of their models. I used their gear oil to flush the tranny. Cheaper and then put Polaris fluids in last.
 
#15 ·
try starting fluid--if it runs then u know for sure its a fuel issue
 
#17 ·
Mine would crank, crank, crank and then start hitting but not all the way running. Fuel pump seemed normal and I disconnected the fuel line at throttle body and let some gas
pump out. That water stays in the bottom of gas tank. Drain it completely out.
 
#19 ·
starting fluid-
pull fuse for fuel pump too before using just in case u have a lot of water in there
 
#23 ·
if u do this make sure line is point in a bucket and just in case wear safety glasses--fuel even in small amount splashed in eye hurt like a mother f####
 
#26 ·
Did you flush the fuel rail and lines

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#30 ·
In the muffler. It's in the muffler tip. You will see a 10 mm nut on the bottom of exhaust tip. take nut off and use something with a 90(I used an Allen wrench) and pull it out.

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