Will There Be Any Impact If Driving Through Water at High Speed Without Stalling?
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Driving through water at high speed without stalling can have certain impacts. The specific consequences are as follows: 1. Corrosion of the chassis: When driving through water during rain, the water may contain oil stains, mud, and other dirt. If not cleaned in time, these contaminants can cause rust on the chassis. 2. Affects headlight performance: Headlights play a crucial role when driving in rain or at night. If the headlight cover is not well-sealed, water can easily enter the headlight when driving through water, forming condensation inside and affecting the transparency of the light. 3. Water entering the brake pads: This can impact the braking effectiveness. 4. Water entering the engine: When driving through water, it is easy for water to enter the engine. The location of the air filter is the gateway to the engine, and air entering through the intake port passes through the air filter before entering the engine.