How do I make a car wade in deeper water?
How do I make a car wade in deeper water?
Asked on 3 November 2017 by Polly
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It depends on your car. But off-roaders can have their wading capability improved by suspension lift kits or, most commonly, a snorkel kit which elevates the air intake, enabling the engine to run even when most of it is submerged.
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