How many days should car floor mats be dried after getting wet?

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MaddoxAnn
07/29/25 10:46am
Car floor mats generally need to be dried for three days after getting wet. You can go to a car wash and use a high-power waterproof vacuum cleaner to remove as much water as possible, then open all the doors and expose the mats to direct sunlight until they are completely dry. There are usually no important wiring under the floor mats, and the vehicle chassis is treated with anti-rust protection. As long as the mats are fully dried, there will be no harm to the vehicle. If the car experiences jerking after driving through water, you can first check if the transmission has been flooded. If so, changing the oil will suffice. Below is a partial introduction about car jerking: 1. Special circumstances: Check if the ignition system has been flooded. Sensors or the intake system getting wet may cause the air filter to become damp, affecting the air intake and allowing a small amount of water to enter. 2. Causes: The transmission oil circuit may be clogged or not flowing smoothly. Wear on the oil circuit plate, long-term lack of transmission oil changes leading to deterioration and reduced lubrication, or a dirty transmission filter with poor filtering effect can allow wear particles to enter the valve body.
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