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UserName · 11-22-2012, 05:34 PM

pretty much what the title says. my car got flooded completely to the roof. and i was days away from taking out in the street again but thats all in the past now . What do i need to do to get it back to working order . i completely gutted the interior. then when i came to the engine compartment i took the carb out to rebuild it and I'm going to put a new fuel pump in. what i need to know is how far do i need to rebuild to get it street ready again. As far as wiring goes there's a lot of corrosion on the connectors. should i look into getting a new wiring harness or should i just replace the worst ones(batt, alt, starter)? What else should i worry about?

11-22-2012, 05:34 PM	#1
UserName Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Jersey City Posts: 260 iTrader: (0)	hurricane sandy inside my engine pretty much what the title says. my car got flooded completely to the roof. and i was days away from taking out in the street again but thats all in the past now . What do i need to do to get it back to working order . i completely gutted the interior. then when i came to the engine compartment i took the carb out to rebuild it and I'm going to put a new fuel pump in. what i need to know is how far do i need to rebuild to get it street ready again. As far as wiring goes there's a lot of corrosion on the connectors. should i look into getting a new wiring harness or should i just replace the worst ones(batt, alt, starter)? What else should i worry about? __________________ Bibblys 86 2.8 camaro and my 85 5.7 Trans Am recaro.