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Are there any impacts after repairing a water-damaged vehicle?

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AnthonyFitz

07/30/25 6:10am

The impacts mainly depend on the extent of water damage. If the water damage is not severe, simply replacing the damaged components may suffice. However, if the water damage is extensive, requiring repairs to the engine and other major components, the vehicle might initially appear problem-free post-repair, but over time, frequent issues may arise. Below are key considerations regarding water-damaged vehicles: 1. Chassis Cleaning: The chassis must be thoroughly cleaned, which involves dismantling the brake drums for internal cleaning. For manual transmissions, it's necessary to remove and clean the pressure plate, clutch disc, bearings, and replace the center bearing. 2. Transmission Maintenance: The transmission should be sent to a professional automatic transmission repair facility for cleaning, inspection, and repair. Additionally, replace the transmission fluid, friction discs, one-way valves, and the transmission repair kit.

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