What are the effects of a car being submerged in water?
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The effects of a car being submerged in water include: 1. Mold and deformation of the interior and carpets; 2. Short circuits or damage to precision instruments, sensors, and control unit circuits; 3. Corrosion and rusting of components; 4. Damage to engine pistons and connecting rods; 5. Mixing of transmission fluid with water, leading to insufficient lubrication and increased mechanical wear. The steps to handle a car after it has been submerged in water are: 1. Check the engine, battery, transmission, and engine oil; 2. Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery; 3. Inspect the brake fluid and the brakes on all four wheels; 4. Remove accumulated water from the exhaust pipe; 5. Check the interior, remove carpets and seats; 6. Inspect electrical equipment and wiring; 7. Avoid attempting to start the engine again after submersion.