Does Spilling a Bottle of Water in the Passenger Seat Have Any Impact?
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Spilling a bottle of water in the passenger seat can have an impact. If there are waterproof floor mats, it helps, but the water should be removed as soon as possible. The car contains many electronic devices and circuit systems. If the water is not promptly removed, these electronic components and wiring can get wet, leading to rust and potential short circuits. Hazards of water exposure in a vehicle: 1. Corrosion of the chassis: If the water level is not too deep and only reaches the chassis, it can corrode the bolts used to secure external attachments at the bottom of the vehicle cabin, weakening their tensile strength and potentially causing detachment. 2. Compromised body sealing: Sealing strips and damping rubber rings can be affected by sand and mud, leading to oxidation, hardening, and increased wear. While this may not be noticeable when stationary, it can cause unusual noises or wind noise while driving. 3. Odor and mold growth: Water that enters the vehicle interior turns into an acidic mixture, which can be absorbed by the fabric inside. When heated, this can lead to mold growth and unpleasant odors. If not cleaned properly, it can also corrode nearby metal components, reducing their hardness and strength.