What are the symptoms of a small amount of water entering the engine?
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Symptoms of a small amount of water entering the engine: 1. Vehicle stalling while driving: When the vehicle experiences a loss of power during acceleration or suddenly stalls while driving, it is generally due to water entering the engine combustion chamber, causing the spark plugs to malfunction; 2. Brake failure: If the vehicle exhibits symptoms of weak braking or complete brake failure, it is possible that water has entered the brake fluid, causing it to vaporize under high temperatures; 3. Engine oil turning white: Normal engine oil is light yellow or colorless. If the oil turns white or becomes cloudy, it may indicate the presence of water; 4. White smoke from the exhaust pipe: When water enters the engine fuel or cylinders, the high temperatures generated by the engine's operation will vaporize the water, forming steam that is expelled through the exhaust pipe.