What is the Difference Between Wading and Flooding?
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Wading and flooding difference: In terms of hazard level: Wading can cause certain damage to the car's chassis as well as some car's headlights and precision components; Flooded cars can be repaired to a certain extent, but even after repair, they still have serious hidden dangers. In terms of definition: Wading cars refer to vehicles driving in low-lying, waterlogged areas, passing through water; Flooded cars refer to vehicles that have been soaked in water, mostly referring to cars whose wiring has been soaked, with water immersion depth exceeding one-third of the wheel, and whose body bottom components have been in prolonged contact with water. Such cars have a very high risk factor.