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water in spark plug holes 850 1996

posted by  vicrumor on  Wed Mar 6 19:26 CST 2002
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Has anyone ever had this problem:

I rinsed out my engine compartment and the car started running really badly. I checked to see what was causing it and found water in the spark plug holes. 2 or 3 of them had a LOT of water in them and the others just a little bit. And it wasn't like I used a high pressure hose/nozzle or was forcing water at close range or anything - just a quick rinse. This shouldn't have happened.





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