Car Flooding – Top 5 Things You Should Do
Monsoon season is almost here and some parts of the country are already witnessing heavy rainfall. As such, there is always a possibility of flood, and here are a few tips on what to do when your car is flooded.
Don't Panic
While seeing your car getting flooded can be petrifying, it is best to avoid panicking in such situations. Instead, be sensible and follow the below steps. Also, panicking in such situations can do more harm than good.

Don't Start The Car
When you see your car flooded, do not try to start the car to assess the extent of damages caused by the flood. This is because starting your car can choke your vehicle's exhaust and may even damage mechanical and electrical components.
Use Handbrake
During floods, always engage the handbrake and ensure your car is in gear. This will prevent the car from rolling during floods. In case of heavy floods, you can also use your car's towing points to anchor the car to a permanent structure to prevent it from drifting away in floods.

No Electricals
During a flood, make sure you disconnect the battery of your car as this will prevent any chances of a short circuit or permanent electrical damage. This is a very important step to prevent costly repairs to your car during a flood.
Seek Professional Help
It is best to seek professional help to assess the extent of the damage to your car. Also, we highly recommend towing your car to the nearest service station to avoid any electrical damage.
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Following the above tips will help protect your car up to a certain extent during floods and save you a lot of money on repair. Also, as mentioned, it is best to seek professional help after a flood.


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