How Many Levels Are There for Flood-Damaged Vehicles?

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According to the height of water immersion, flood-damaged vehicles are classified into 3 levels. Below are the specific details: Explanation: Oil dipstick > water level > chassis, classified as Level 1 flood-damaged vehicle. Roof > water level > oil dipstick, classified as Level 2 flood-damaged vehicle. Water level > dashboard, classified as Level 3 flood-damaged vehicle. Introduction: A flood-damaged vehicle refers to a car that has been soaked in water, typically indicating that the wiring has been submerged, with the water depth exceeding one-third of the wheel height, and the vehicle's bottom components have been in prolonged contact with water. Such vehicles pose significant risks. The electrical circuits are prone to short circuits and even fires. 'Flood-damaged vehicles' can be repaired to a certain extent, but even after repair, serious hidden dangers remain. The longer the immersion time, the higher the likelihood of malfunctions. It's like a watch falling into water—even if it's disassembled and dried, the watch will still malfunction and cannot be completely repaired.