Can the car start if it hasn't been flooded?
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If the water level is not deep, the engine can start. If the engine has been flooded with water, it won't start, and you should not attempt to ignite it after water ingress. Starting the engine after water ingress can cause severe and irreversible damage. 1. Consequences of water entering the car engine: If there is water inside the engine, the engine will compress the water, leading to piston breakage, connecting rod deformation, and cylinder wall rupture. 2. Precautions for driving in the rainy season: During the rainy season, if you encounter deep water on the road, do not attempt to drive through it recklessly as it is extremely dangerous. If the car's engine stalls due to water ingress, immediately call for a tow truck to take the vehicle to a repair shop or a 4S store.