Is the Stalling Issue Serious for BMW Cars When Wading Through Water?
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BMW cars generally do not have a significant stalling issue after wading through water, but it is crucial to avoid attempting a second ignition if the engine stalls. Below is more information about vehicle wading: 1. Do not continue wading if the water level reaches two-thirds of the tire height: You should slow down or stop to assess the situation. If the water level reaches the bumper or two-thirds of the tire height, continuing to drive through the water poses certain risks. Higher speeds can increase the actual water depth the car passes through, potentially allowing rainwater to enter the engine compartment or the interior via the chassis. Avoid driving against waves caused by large vehicles. If the water level appears too high upon observation, it is advisable to detour rather than force your way through. 2. Maintain a low and steady speed while driving through water: Try to avoid stopping, shifting gears, releasing the throttle, or accelerating. It is recommended to pass through at a low gear with moderate to high throttle at a steady speed, rather than speeding through and creating large splashes or waves.