Mopar Oil Pressure

Mopar Oil Pressure

Why does not my car? Can I get water in my engine?

I drive a 98 Dodge Neon (2.0L SOHC) and has 89.658 miles. I never had any problems with it so far. Recently, my street flooded with about 2 inches in the center and probably about 5 inches on the side of the sidewalk. He led about 4 blocks from my house in the center and went 3 times. I get the speed and let off the throttle every time you turn, because the water level was much higher in curves (3 "-6") and then my battery indicator on and off for a minute. So, my light pressure on oil and 30 seconds later, which is activated when I given the throttle again, stumbled and never go back. I have some aftermarket mods such as intake air temperature (about 6 inches high), headers long tube with a layer of heat, Mopar PCM and son, exhaust, throttle bodies, and I think that's it. Someone please help me, I need my car to go to work. Please feel free to ask any question. I appreicate any help. PLEASE. THANK YOU

If the engine is running, I would say it has done in the PCM. If you can get a used PCM from a scrap yard and reconnect. Nuts are a sign language the electric light and the plot, if it hopes water in the engine so that it would, and did not deliver anything. Pour the oil and check and see if water comes out, water will first left after oil. Good luck

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