Is a Car with Water in the Engine Still Worth Keeping?
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If a vehicle has been submerged in water, it is recommended not to use it anymore. The relevant explanations are as follows: Brief Introduction: During vehicle usage, if flooding occurs, the extent of the water damage should be assessed. If water has entered the interior or reached a high level inside the vehicle, do not attempt to enter or move the vehicle. Instead, arrange for the vehicle to be towed to a repair facility for inspection and repairs as soon as possible. Additional Notes: If the vehicle stalls while driving through water or immediately after being submerged, do not attempt to restart or drive it. Contact a repair facility immediately for assistance. The primary reason for such stalling is that water has entered the engine through the intake system, and in severe cases, it may have entered the combustion chamber, causing the engine to stall.