Does the car feel underpowered after driving through water?

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After driving through water, the car may feel underpowered. Here are some relevant introductions about vehicle wading: 1. Introduction to vehicle wading: Vehicle wading, as the name suggests, refers to driving a vehicle on low-lying, waterlogged roads and passing through water. This usually occurs during rainy weather in low-lying areas where poor drainage leads to water accumulation on the road. 2. Precautions for vehicle wading: Before wading, observe the road conditions carefully; during wading, maintain steady power; after wading, check the electrical system. If the car stalls in water, the main reason is usually water entering the exhaust pipe, and in some cases, electrical damage may occur. Once the car stalls, do not attempt to restart it, as this may cause water to enter the intake manifold and damage the valves, potentially leading to severe engine damage. Instead, the car should be towed to a 4S shop immediately for professional handling.