Quote Originally Posted by Khendraja'aro View Post
Let's hope you actually did get it sorted. Usually flooding a running engine (or one you try to run) means replacing the engine.
Those are rather extreme cases of people being stupid or parts failing. It is possible to throw or bend a rod when you flood the engine since the water can't compress, but that takes a lot of bad luck or a lot of attempts to start it back up without drying it out.

Far as I can tell all 4 chambers seemed to be working, so I don't have broken rods. I'm hoping that the check engine light is on because one of the O2 sensors or something similiar is wet/ruined. Once I got it jumped the engine purred like normal for that minute or so before I shut it down again. Don't want to run it to much till I get the oil done.