At Which Part of the Car Does Water Immersion Become a Problem?

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Water immersion reaching the car chassis generally indicates a problem. Extended information: 1. Chassis position: Once water exceeds the car chassis level, it can enter the vehicle interior, affecting electronic devices, car circuits, and interior components. Severe cases may lead to short circuits in the car's electrical system, burning out of car electronics, damage to genuine leather, and other malfunctions. 2. Engine position: If water is sucked into the engine, it can cause permanent damage. Of course, the height of the exhaust pipe is also a factor to consider, as it determines the safe wading depth. Lastly, if water reaches half the height of the tires, there's a possibility of the interior getting wet. Although modern cars have good waterproofing, prolonged immersion can still lead to water seepage and certain damages.