Is the Car Key Still Usable After Falling into Water?

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GenevieveLee
07/29/25 9:20pm
Car keys can still be used after falling into water. Here is a detailed introduction to the functions of car keys: 1. Car key vehicle locator function: The vehicle locator function uses the remote control or alarm device. After pressing the button, the car's horn will sound, and the hazard lights will flash, making it easy to quickly locate your car in crowded parking areas. 2. Closing car windows after turning off the engine with the car key: After getting out of the car, long-press the lock button to remotely close all four windows. This is a very convenient and frequently used feature. 3. Others: Under normal circumstances, car keys can not only lock or unlock the vehicle but also open the windows via the remote control function. Generally, car keys have three buttons: one for unlocking, one for locking, and one for the trunk.
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