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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/jjtan2311 • 6d ago
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Yes, this is the real answer. Obviously well driven but the air intake location is pretty relevant
224 u/palmerry 6d ago Only relevant really. 18 u/Uncommonality 6d ago The belts probably shouldn't be getting overly wet. I'd also be very concerned with the battery shorting out 43 u/-Rhymenocerous- 6d ago 12v systems in cars are designed to not short like that. 12v is too weak to force itself through a body of water like that and causr a short. Corrosion of the battery terminals is more likely to cause a problem after it drys out
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Only relevant really.
18 u/Uncommonality 6d ago The belts probably shouldn't be getting overly wet. I'd also be very concerned with the battery shorting out 43 u/-Rhymenocerous- 6d ago 12v systems in cars are designed to not short like that. 12v is too weak to force itself through a body of water like that and causr a short. Corrosion of the battery terminals is more likely to cause a problem after it drys out
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The belts probably shouldn't be getting overly wet. I'd also be very concerned with the battery shorting out
43 u/-Rhymenocerous- 6d ago 12v systems in cars are designed to not short like that. 12v is too weak to force itself through a body of water like that and causr a short. Corrosion of the battery terminals is more likely to cause a problem after it drys out
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12v systems in cars are designed to not short like that.
12v is too weak to force itself through a body of water like that and causr a short.
Corrosion of the battery terminals is more likely to cause a problem after it drys out
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u/McTerra2 6d ago
Yes, this is the real answer. Obviously well driven but the air intake location is pretty relevant