Will the Engine Take in Water When Driving in Heavy Rain?
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When driving in heavy rain, the engine will not take in water. Generally, water enters through the intake. As long as the water does not reach this height, it will not enter the engine. However, it is best not to drive during heavy rain. Indicators of wading depth: The maximum wading depth is one of the important indicators for evaluating a car's off-road capability. It refers to the deepest water a car can pass through safely. Principles of wading depth: When driving through streams or rivers where the water depth exceeds the lower edge of the car door, do not forget that the car will lose traction. This is because the car body will float in the water, reducing the effective weight that presses the car onto the riverbed to generate traction.