How to Maintain an Automatic Transmission Car That Has Driven Through Water Without Stalling?
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As long as the water level reaches two-thirds of the bumper or tires, driving through water poses certain risks. Higher speeds will increase the actual depth of water the car passes through. When driving through water, in addition to maintaining a low speed, it is also essential to avoid stopping or shifting gears. The car should pass through steadily at a low gear with moderate to high throttle. If the car stalls unexpectedly in water, do not attempt to restart it immediately. Instead, take measures to tow the car to a safe location with less water as soon as possible. After driving through water, it is necessary to promptly remove moisture from the brake pads, especially for cars with drum brakes, otherwise the vehicle may lose braking ability after water exposure.