I've got a 2000 Crown Victoria I had put water in

Part 1 -How to Test the Starter Motor (Ford 4.6L, 5.4L)

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Mar 2, 2011 - Page 1 of 3: How to test a BAD Starter (Ford 4.6L and 5.4L Pick Up and SUV). ... a BAD starter motor on your 4.6L or 5.4L V8 equipped car, pick up or SUV. ...and will turn over the engine; -OR-; The starter motor won't do a thing. ... Crown Victoria ... 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005.

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May 26, 2014 - Ok so i put the keys in the car turn the key but seems to me it moves more ... 1997 Ford Crown Victoria • 4.6L V8 RWD Automatic • 99,625 miles ... Keywon't turn off accessories or turn car over and ignition cylinder turns too ...

Are your cooling fans running ?

Water in the oil is very bad. Your engine has probably locked up. Replace it.

stop trying to start up your car, it will create more damage to your engine. water may have seeped into the combustion area or may have rusted your internal engine (crank shaft) due to prolonged exposure to water.If the water damage occurred recently , bring in your car to the nearest service center, have engine checked for damage and an immediate engine oil change, this will resolve the problem.

might be head gasket have a pressure test done and check the coolant for oil and the oil for coolant

I would think that you have a hole in the bottom of the radiator or maybe a hole in the bottom hose... Look exactly where it is coming from... Also dont forget. if the motor is warm do not put water in it with out the motor running as this can crack the head of the motor and you will be up for a new motor

Make sure the radiator and all hoses are not clogged to start out with. Simple check, look to see if there is water moving along at the top with the cap off. Leave the cap off, you'll need it off later. Look to see now if the fan has started to run. If it has not, there is your problem. Now, if your car has a white smokey exhaust, or you see bubbles in the radiator water/exhaust from the radiator, you might have a bit of a head gasket leak.

There is a chance the water it' been burn by the car . It's posible that a internal leak between the Intake manifold gasket or the head gasket going thruogh the combustion chamber.
A good idea will be to perform a radiator pressure test to determine that, also you can have your sparkplugs inspected for signs of an abnormal condition, sometimes they can tell you a lot.

Yes they are as long as the Motors are Similar.

when you hold the accelerator does the vehicle stay running? if so the problem is in ithe IAC idle air control motor, take a small screw driver and using the handle tap the iac motor and usualy the motor will kick in and the vehicle will run fine then if the problem is rectified replace the IAC