P1000 Well I did it this time. Pk1000-5 sucked water into motor

[Eam22357]

I’m rather ashamed to be posting this. Motor sucked up water at very low rpms (almost an idle) and shut off. Tried pulling the plugs to shoot the water out but the starter solenoid just clicks when I try. I drained all the oil and was trying to find a way to hand crank to get any remaining water out. Any info would be very appreciated. Yes I also know I’m dumb for taking it to deep so no need to beat a dead horse here lol.

 

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[P1K5Dave]

There's several threads in here with a lot of good advice for people in your predicament. Read all you can and proceed cautiously.

Best of luck.

 

[Eam22357]

There's several threads in here with a lot of good advice for people in your predicament. Read all you can and proceed cautiously.

Best of luck.

I’ve been browsing but I’ll dig deeper thank you!

 

[P1K5Dave]

Here's one I remember with quite a bit of discussion on a Talon

Honda Talon submerged under water

So took the Talon out to the creek today and was driving through the water. Didn't have seat belt on and wasn't a problem, but hit some soft spot in the sand. Due to the seat belt being off the talon hit the rev limiter, (15mph) while spinning out. Nevertheless I got stuck. Water was up to dash...

hondasxs.com

 

[BigOL3]

Should have bought a BOAT ...... lol ..... could not resist.

I suggest getting the starter fixed ASAP, so as to be able to turn it over.

Not sure how it would work with the Pioneer, but if it is like a 'standard' on a truck ........ remove the plugs and put it in gear and tow it. With a normal standard that would cause the motor to turn over and pump the water out.