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2005 suzuki kingquad 700 got stuck in river


crazyman

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decided to try to cross the river on my King quad 700 needless to say I didn't make it rolled a few times and ended stuck up side down in the river under a tree got it out and got it to start been flushing oil through, and changed oil filter but still has no power could some please help tell me anything else I can do

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If you sucked water into the motor while it was running, alot of things could have happened. Bent valves, blown rings, bent rod, cracked/broken piston. First thing I would do is a compression test. Change or clean all filters, drain and flush the fuel tank, install a new plug, check all wiring connections and any enclosed electrical components. Make sure everything is dry.

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