Can the car still be driven if water accumulates inside due to a clogged sunroof?

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If water accumulates inside the car due to a clogged sunroof, the car can still be driven, but it needs to be repaired as soon as possible. If water accumulation occurs, the owner can: If a water leak is detected, the owner should go to a repair shop or a place where tires can be changed and use an air pump to blow high-pressure air into the drainage holes of the two front drainage pipes of the sunroof to unclog them. Be careful not to use too strong air pressure, as it may cause the rubber joints and drainage pipes to detach, leading to continued leakage. Preventing clogging of the sunroof drainage pipes: Regularly open the sunroof to check for water accumulation. If there is water, it indicates that the drainage pipes are clogged and should be dealt with immediately. After opening the sunroof, check if there is dust accumulation along the tracks. If there is, wipe it clean with a dry cloth. You can also pour water from a mineral water bottle into the two front corners of the sunroof after opening it to observe if the water flows smoothly and check if an approximately equal amount of water flows out from under the car.