Does a Car Have Significant Impact After Being Repaired from Stalling in Water?
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Whether a car has significant impact after being repaired from stalling in water mainly depends on the damage to the engine after water ingress. Here are the relevant details: 1. Impact: If water did not enter the engine cylinders, simply replacing and repairing the water-damaged components will suffice, with no lasting impact. 2. Precautions: If the engine is started again after being submerged in water, it can lead to water entering the engine combustion chamber, potentially causing the engine connecting rod to bend. During repairs, the extent of water ingress should be assessed to determine whether components like the engine connecting rod need replacement. If water has already entered the combustion chamber or the engine connecting rod shows slight deformation, replacement is essential. Failure to replace these parts may result in the deformed connecting rod breaking later, leading to damage to the engine block and other components.