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If it's made its way into the interior I'd probably push to get it written off. Otherwise I wouldn't be overly worried if it got sent back to you.
It'll probably be alright if once it's dried out and all fluids changed (to be safe) if it's just been stationary, everything still works straight away and it was 'clean' water (i.e. not full of silty crap).
It'll probably be alright if once it's dried out and all fluids changed (to be safe) if it's just been stationary, everything still works straight away and it was 'clean' water (i.e. not full of silty crap).
The Wookie said:
If it's made its way into the interior I'd probably push to get it written off. Otherwise I wouldn't be overly worried if it got sent back to you.
It'll probably be alright if once it's dried out and all fluids changed (to be safe) if it's just been stationary, everything still works straight away and it was 'clean' water (i.e. not full of silty crap).
Unless the water got into the electronics for the seatbelt tensioners, or into an control circuitry that manufacturers love sticking under the passenger seat.It'll probably be alright if once it's dried out and all fluids changed (to be safe) if it's just been stationary, everything still works straight away and it was 'clean' water (i.e. not full of silty crap).
I drove one into flood water once, because I'm a t
t, it wasn't very old, but was written off.
I know the chap who bought it as salvage, it had to have a replacement engine, as I'd shagged that, he took his time cleaning it all up, and used it as the family run around for at least ten years, no issues.
t, it wasn't very old, but was written off.I know the chap who bought it as salvage, it had to have a replacement engine, as I'd shagged that, he took his time cleaning it all up, and used it as the family run around for at least ten years, no issues.
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