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Battery is defective if clicking is solenoid for starter trying to engage the starter. Did you get water under the hood, could also be wet ignition coil or distributor. Did you disconnect anything while getting at spark plugs like a wire to ignition?
most likely there was a bare wire somewhere and when you got it wet it shorted your main comp. try removing then plugging in an hour or so later and see what happens
Could be two different problems. The ignition system could be shorting out and shut the engine off when wet, and the serpentine belt could be slipping when wet which would cause the alternator not to charge. The battery light should come on if the engine dies.
Need to check if you have spark. Remove one spark plug after cranking to see if it is dry or wet.
If it is dry then there is no fuel. Problem is with the fuel pump relay.
If it is wet then there is not spark or weak. To confirm, have the spark plug holding against the engine chasis to have ground then have a helper to start the engine, if there is no spark, then need to check the coil.
The engine is only igniting when it has spark and fuel. Good Luck.
hi,seem all the clarification request are better,pls, install a new spare plug,try to start your engine,if not,remove your spare plug,now you can decide fuel supply or ignition system is missing,if plug is wet,ignition must check,if not wet fuel pressure must look,ty
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