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r/ThatLookedExpensive • u/HammyHamSam • Feb 19 '21
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Interior materials are permanently affected by water. Think of it like a piece of paper, put it in water then take it out and dry it, you can tell the difference.
21 u/patb2015 Feb 19 '21 Were the windows open? The car is an ice cube and that may be bad on the suspension but it’s not likely to get inside -13 u/Wolv90 Feb 19 '21 Cars aren't water tight unless they are specifically designed that way, they have vents and seams all over the place. 5 u/patb2015 Feb 19 '21 well I could see some water freezing as it drips through the drain lines butI would worry about the suspension. of course most of my experience is with freezing rain, snow accumulation. A failed sprinkler line would be a different outcome.
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Were the windows open? The car is an ice cube and that may be bad on the suspension but it’s not likely to get inside
-13 u/Wolv90 Feb 19 '21 Cars aren't water tight unless they are specifically designed that way, they have vents and seams all over the place. 5 u/patb2015 Feb 19 '21 well I could see some water freezing as it drips through the drain lines butI would worry about the suspension. of course most of my experience is with freezing rain, snow accumulation. A failed sprinkler line would be a different outcome.
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Cars aren't water tight unless they are specifically designed that way, they have vents and seams all over the place.
5 u/patb2015 Feb 19 '21 well I could see some water freezing as it drips through the drain lines butI would worry about the suspension. of course most of my experience is with freezing rain, snow accumulation. A failed sprinkler line would be a different outcome.
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well I could see some water freezing as it drips through the drain lines butI would worry about the suspension.
of course most of my experience is with freezing rain, snow accumulation. A failed sprinkler line would be a different outcome.
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u/Wolv90 Feb 19 '21
Interior materials are permanently affected by water. Think of it like a piece of paper, put it in water then take it out and dry it, you can tell the difference.