Will an Unclosed Rear Window Cause Short Circuit if Water Gets In?
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There are several scenarios when water enters through an unclosed rear window, which include: If only a small amount of water enters: It indicates minimal impact, but as a precaution, it’s best to avoid turning on any electronic devices inside the car, such as lights or starting the engine, to prevent short circuits due to water exposure. You can use the key to open the door, and if it’s still raining, cover the car with an umbrella or a waterproof tarp. If the electronic devices are unaffected: Simply take the car to a 4S shop for a drying treatment. If rainwater seeps into the carpet or floor mats: Remove them for cleaning and drying. After addressing the water accumulation, it’s also advisable to disinfect the interior to prevent lingering odors.