Is There a Problem If the Car Shakes When Wading Through Water Without Stalling?

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Generally speaking, if the car doesn't stall when wading through water, there should be no problem. Here are the specific details of the related content: 1. Inspection: If the water depth has already exceeded half of the tire, it may endanger the entire vehicle's electrical system and the onboard computer, so it's best to conduct an inspection. When just exiting the water area, apply the brakes slightly to dry the brake pads by friction. It's advisable to check whether the air filter, fuel filter, and battery have been submerged or dampened. 2. Reason: The exhaust has outward pressure, so under normal driving conditions, it won't backflow. The reason the car shakes when water enters the intake is that while the car is moving, the water is not flat but wavy, causing intermittent blockage and release, which leads to restricted air intake. After stalling, a self-check will reveal an intake fault, and the engine fault light will come on.