How to Drain Water from the Car Cabin?
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There are two scenarios: one is when the cabin floods while the vehicle is in motion, and the other is when it floods while parked. The difference is significant, but the priority is to stop all movement-related operations and keep the car stationary if the cabin floods. Specific details are as follows: 1. Cabin flooding while in motion: Generally, cabin flooding during motion is mainly caused by unclear understanding of road water accumulation, leading to driving through excessively deep water. If such a situation is discovered, immediately stop the vehicle, turn off the engine, and exit the car to wait for the water level to decrease before proceeding with further handling. 2. Vehicle submerged: If the vehicle is submerged due to heavy rain or a burst water pipe while parked, simply wait for the accumulated water to drain before handling the vehicle.