Where to drain water if a car gets flooded?
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Water can be drained from the door drainage holes if a car gets flooded. The door drainage holes are located at the lower part of the door panel, with at least two drainage holes per door typically. If water accumulates inside the door, it may damage components like the window regulator and audio system. Here are several key drainage holes: 1. Radiator drainage hole: Most designs feature an upward tilt, potentially holding significant water. For safety, a dedicated drainage pipe is designed for water discharge. 3. Engine drainage hole: This is most prone to clogging. If drainage is poor during rain, water may spread to the engine compartment, potentially causing starting failures. 4. Condensate drainage hole: Usually positioned below the car's evaporator box. A puddle under the cabin often indicates issues with this drainage hole.