Is It a Big Problem If Water Gets Inside the Car When You Forget to Close the Window During Rain?
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Forgetting to close the car window during rain and allowing water to enter can cause drainage holes to become blocked. It can also lead to water seepage inside the car and dampness of items. Here are the steps to handle a waterlogged car: 1. Slow down or stop: When encountering uncertain water accumulation, brake promptly. Do not hesitate while driving. Stop and observe the waterline when trucks or large vehicles pass to determine if you can continue driving. 2. Maintain a slow and steady speed without stopping: If the vehicle has already entered a deep water section, stay calm, maintain a steady throttle to control the speed, and avoid driving too fast. Try not to shift gears or stop during this time, and exit the area as quickly as possible. 3. Post-disaster precautions: Even if the vehicle does not appear severely damaged, it is essential to have it inspected at a repair shop to prevent hidden moisture from causing potential hazards. When the weather clears, open the car doors and place the car in the sun, using a fan to blow air nearby. This can effectively speed up the drying process, and the airflow can also help inhibit mold growth.