Can a Flooded Car Still Start?
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Car flooded can not start. Cars are equipped with various electronic components and sensors. If water enters the vehicle, attempting to start it can cause damage. Upon discovering that a car is flooded, the first step should be to contact the insurance company and a 4S dealership. Below are specific details about water-damaged vehicles: 1. Water-immersed car: If the water level exceeds the car's chassis, it is called a water-immersed car. 2. Semi-submerged car: If the water level exceeds the oil dipstick, it can be referred to as a semi-submerged car. 3. Fully submerged car: If the water level has surpassed the engine hood or the dashboard surface, then it is called a fully submerged car. Such a car may be considered for scrapping, as the success rate of repairs is not high.