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How can I Keeping Water Out of Your Used Cars?
i found that by keeping the windows rolled up and the doors closed while washing it or driving through the rivers did a good job of keeping the water out
What goes around comes around
Hi,
First of all riddler gave some great advice. You can also try to stay away from rivers and other areas where the water level is high. If water gets into your engine it could be some really bad news for your car.
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If you don't hose my cars with water, there's no reason for them to become wet.
So please don't.
These are all good answers. You need to expand your question.
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