Can Wet Dual-Clutch Transmissions Wade Through Water?
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Wet dual-clutch transmissions can wade through water, but it's important to pay attention to the water depth. Here are some precautions for using wet dual-clutch transmissions: 1. Avoid stomping on the accelerator in traffic jams: When driving a car with a dual-clutch transmission, if you encounter a traffic jam or need to stop at a traffic light, try to avoid stomping on the accelerator. This can cause the transmission to shift gears frequently, not only creating a jerky sensation but also causing the transmission to overheat too quickly, potentially leading to damage. 2. Press the brake pedal firmly or shift to N gear when temporarily stopping: When temporarily stopping, the brake pedal should be pressed more firmly. If the waiting time is long, you can also shift directly to N gear. If your foot slips on the brake, it might cause the transmission to remain in a semi-engaged state.