Are Flood-Damaged Cars Really Not Worth Buying?
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Flood-damaged vehicles pose significant safety hazards, with electrical systems prone to short circuits or even fires. While they can be repaired to some extent, substantial safety risks remain even after repairs. Here are detailed explanations of the issues: Electronic System Failures: Non-professional off-road vehicles typically lack proper waterproofing for electronic components. After water exposure, the engine's electronic modules are highly susceptible to short circuits due to rust and corrosion. Engine Failures: When water levels exceed the engine's air intake, water naturally flows into the cylinders, creating an air-water mixture. While air is compressible, water is not.