What Are the Impacts of a Flood-Damaged Vehicle?
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Here is an introduction to the impacts of a flood-damaged vehicle: Component rust and seizure: Water exposure causes rust and seizure in the moving mechanisms of these components, especially in parts like the fuel cap that are not frequently moved. Once rusted shut, they become extremely difficult to handle and often require forceful methods to open. Electronic device malfunctions: The biggest issue with flood-damaged vehicles is the hidden dangers in electronic devices. Symptoms may include intermittent failures or sudden malfunctions long after the incident. Electronic components more prone to damage include the airbag control module, collision sensors, power seats, etc., all of which share the common trait of being installed on the chassis. Engine and transmission damage: If even the fuel cap at such a high position rusts, it is inevitable that the engine will also suffer water ingress.