Can a car still run if the exhaust pipe is submerged in water?

[JaxonDella]

Can a car still run if the exhaust pipe is submerged in water? It should drive at a low and steady speed because constantly changing the throttle can cause fluctuations in exhaust pipe pressure. Additionally, as the water level rises, it may enter the intake pipe and air filter, causing the engine to stall immediately. This kind of stall has more severe consequences, as water entering the cylinders can hydrolock the engine, leading to mechanical damage. After driving through water, do not accelerate immediately; allow the water in the wheels to drain and test the brakes to ensure safety. For safety reasons, do not blindly drive through flooded roads. Understand the water depth and road conditions, and be familiar with your car's specifications, as different vehicles have varying heights for the air intake, air filter locations, and critical electrical component designs. Use low-beam headlights in rainy weather, and in heavy rain, turn on the front and rear fog lights. Avoid using high-beam headlights in rain or fog, as their angle can cause significant light scattering, reducing their effectiveness in such conditions.