Does the BMW 3 Series have any impact if it doesn't stall when wading through water?

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If the BMW 3 Series doesn't stall when wading through water, it's generally fine. As a rule of thumb, if a car doesn't stall during water wading, there shouldn't be any issues. Water depth exceeds half of the tire: If the water depth has exceeded half of the tire, it may endanger the vehicle's electrical system and onboard computer. It's advisable to conduct an inspection. Upon exiting the water, gently apply the brakes to dry the brake pads by friction. It's also recommended to check the air filter, fuel filter, and battery for any signs of water ingress or moisture. Best to inspect after wading: After wading, it's best to stop and inspect the engine air intake, engine compartment, and all four wheels for any debris to ensure driving safety. If the water was very deep, it's advisable to completely change the engine oil and transmission fluid. This is because the engine oil pan and transmission have some vents that may allow water ingress. Water mixing with oil can lead to contamination, and this issue should be handled by a professional repair shop.