I agree with what has been said

that it should be ignition problem rather than water entering into engine. If water has been sucked into engine, your engine will be gone: simply because water is non compressable and huge pressure will crack the block.
With or without bottom shield, there should not be a big difference for the ignition coil performance. Therefore, I think have the ignition system checked is a good idea. Of course you need have the bottom sheild installed if that was missing.

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• 回复 -john3-16- ♂ (377 bytes) () 04/11/2008 postreply 13:02:28

• BWT,I don't think anyone is talking about water gets into engine -john3-16- ♂ (0 bytes) () 04/11/2008 postreply 13:11:10

• Well, let us talk in a reasonable senario -biglow- ♂ (831 bytes) () 04/11/2008 postreply 13:13:58

• Man... -john3-16- ♂ (1749 bytes) () 04/12/2008 postreply 05:13:55