Is It Safe as Long as the Car Doesn't Stall When Driving Through Water?

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Driving through water as long as the car doesn't stall generally doesn't have a significant impact. Below is an introduction about stalling: 1. Introduction: Also known as flameout. When the reactor is operating at a significant reaction rate, if the temperature of the feed inlet is reduced to the lower limit of the multiplicity region, the reaction rate will suddenly drop sharply, and the reaction basically stops. 2. Definition: This phenomenon is called flameout. The corresponding inlet temperature is called the flameout point. It generally refers to car stalling. 3. Precautions: Thoroughly clean the fuel system, including the fuel injectors, throttle body, fuel tank, etc. It could be due to poor fuel quality with excessive gum deposits, clogging the fuel lines and causing insufficient fuel supply.