Just give it a few hours next time. Est about 8 hours to completely dry inside and out with hood open.. I had a buddy do the same thing on his 2013 ford focus. Rain, water from puddles goes under the hood from wheels and under also. But if you didnt damage anything it will start in a while. By now im sure its started. If not you might have got soemthing wet. Processor, electrical system whatever.

If not 8 hours let the car sit for around 24hours before trying to start it again.

When will people ever learn never to put a hose or high pressure water blaster near a modern engine? You can't even drive a modern car through water over a certain depth. These things have got sensors on them everywhere. Best of luck.

First of all never go hosing willy nilly under the bonnet of your car. After all water wont do **** to oil. I would be letting everything dry. Take off the battery leads also while you wait this will reset the system. Are you sure u didnt overfill the oil.

You hosed it off? You see, water got on all the electrical stuff, as now you have to dry it all up real good, and under all those coils, and everything. If you got water in the computer area, you may have damaged it. Everything has to be really dry.

surely a 'water contamination'. that's my best bet and it also happened with my neighbor's Toyota. The coil pack got soaked.

Why is it people with no idea mess with their cars/ bikes then come crying on here when it doesn't work afterwards!

You fried your engine.

i have a toyot acamry sportivo 2004 and i chnaged its oil filter and engine oil propely. I put in 10w-30 premiuim oil. i spilt a bit of oil so i decided to wipe it with a cloth and then hose clean my engine with a hose. I started the car up and it was sounding a bit sick. so i turned it off and turned it on again . My revs =were on 1500 instead of the normal 1000. The engine started smoking white. I turned it off and now it wont trun back on. The cheak engine light just appears. Please help.