What to Do When Your Car Stalls in Water?

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RhettFitz
07/30/25 4:49am
Primarily, don't release the clutch too quickly. Make sure to give enough throttle, slowly release the clutch a bit, and only continue to release it further once you feel the car has gained sufficient power. After the car stalls in water, never attempt to restart the engine. Call for rescue services as soon as possible.
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