Car died while driving

first of all, when you drive through a flooded road, water is cold and you drive through with a hot car and it creates shock, it will crack your oil pan and could have some affect on your block, that is why MOST people don't drive through flooded roads. It is possible that your air intake is low enough to where it sucked in water to the air intake. NOT GOOD. that is an easy way to destroy ANY car. A Camry is a GREAT car too!! but not when you suffocate the air pipe with dirty water. your system doesn't have the ability to mix air with gas to create combustion over your piston. There was no need to replace the battery, plugs or wires. The starter got wet, sure, but when you crank over and over, then you burn it up. what's in your wallet?? one, find out where your air intake is; secondly, stay away from high water ( my parents actually blew up a diesel sedan in the 80s over high water AND doubting that the air intake pressure would be enough for suction. embarrasing considering they are mechanics!! read my pro

First of all I had no choice the road was blocked every other way second I took the starter and Battery had them tested and they were both bad replace them car will not even try to start won't turn over won't make any noise or nothing

Got it fixed. Water wasnt the problem. A wire in the wire harness had rubbed a tiny spot bare and shorted out the car!