Where did the car get water? It's okay.

There is nothing to explain where the traffic is flooding, as follows:

When the vehicle enters the water, the concern is to damage the engine and electrical system. In general, the water level is safe below the air inlet.

Different types of engines have different air intakes, and different types of engines have different electrification levels and minimum electrical positions. In most cases, it doesn't matter whether the water level passes through the cockpit floor. The following is an introduction to the relevant content:

1, if the water level just flooded the chassis, as long as it is not soaked for a long time, there is no problem. About the wading depth of a car, the height of a half-wheel car is generally taken as the standard. This statement is for reference only and should be judged according to the actual situation. Generally speaking, it doesn't matter that water doesn't enter the air intake of the engine.

2. If the vehicle stalls in the water, remember not to ignite it again. Forced ignition will make the engine inhale more water and seriously damage the engine.