Will the engine get water when washing the car?

Washing the car will not cause water to enter the engine. When washing a car or raining, the hood is equivalent to an umbrella with an air inlet. As long as the water does not rush from bottom to top, it will not enter the area covered by the hood, but will only flow down from both sides and the rear end of the hood. Water inflow into the engine will lead to the following phenomena in the car: 1, engine flameout. After the engine was flooded, the spark plug could not ignite, which led to the flameout of the car while driving. 2. After the engine is turned off, the engine cannot be started. After the distributor cover was flooded, the distributor lost its normal ignition function, resulting in failure to start. 3. Engine cylinder explosion damages engine water. Due to the incompressibility of water, the connecting rod is bent or broken, which breaks through the cylinder block.