WHY DO I HAVE WATER IN MY SPARK PLUGS IN MY CHEVY S10 6CYLINDER?

Asked by ELKPARKJUNEBUG Apr 11, 2020 at 12:45 PM about the 1999 Chevrolet S-10

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

WATER IN THE SPARK PLUGS , CAN IT BE FIXED?

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rdwhyte answered 4 years ago

did you Hydrolock your truck or did water leak into the Cylinder? Cause if it leaked in i’ll say that you more than likely have a bad head gasket.. to get the water out you can pull spark plugs and turn the vehicle over for 15-20 seconds to pump the water out of the hole and make sure after all the water is out to dry everything off including spark plugs. I will suggest to put all new plugs in though once you know all the water is out.

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