Are There Problems After Driving Through Water?
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There can be problems after driving through water, and it is necessary to go to a 4S shop for a comprehensive inspection to prevent issues with the engine and other components. The effects of driving through water are as follows: Impact on the engine: Driving through water can affect the engine, leading to poorer braking performance and an increased risk of skidding. If there are foreign objects in the water, they may damage the tires. Moreover, if water enters the engine, it can directly cause the engine to stall. Attempting to restart the engine under such conditions may result in severe damage. Severe vehicle shaking: After driving through water, the vehicle may shake significantly. This happens because a small amount of water enters the high-voltage lines during water immersion, causing poor ignition. The high voltage supplied to the spark plugs is then conducted to the engine body, resulting in noticeable shaking.