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In most any case you want to run the motor ASAP to prevent rusting of the cylinder walls
You have freshwater so it is much better than salwater if there is no freeze damage
The issues i see in the long term are that anything electric will have to be rebuilt as the trapped water will result in failure over the summer
I would check the dip stick to see if there was a lot of water inside, if so pump out the oil and change the filter
I don't know I it as high enough to enter the cylinders BUT in any case you DO NOT want to risk turning over the motor with the spark plugs in until this is know
Be very careful when turning over a motor with water in the cylinders as it will be forced out with a LOT of pressure that can cause personal injury
I have to leave now good luck
You have freshwater so it is much better than salwater if there is no freeze damage
The issues i see in the long term are that anything electric will have to be rebuilt as the trapped water will result in failure over the summer
I would check the dip stick to see if there was a lot of water inside, if so pump out the oil and change the filter
I don't know I it as high enough to enter the cylinders BUT in any case you DO NOT want to risk turning over the motor with the spark plugs in until this is know
Be very careful when turning over a motor with water in the cylinders as it will be forced out with a LOT of pressure that can cause personal injury
I have to leave now good luck