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'It's best to just shut the motor off' | Waco mechanic shares what to do and what not to do after your car is submerged in water

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By Adriana Alexander Verified
| KVUE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
WACO, Texas — After heavy rainfall Sunday night left roads underwater and submerged dozens of vehicles across parts of McLennan County, local mechanics are warning drivers to think twice before starting flood-damaged cars. Some vehicles caught in the flooding may be a total loss, but others could still be salvaged if owners take the proper steps immediately after the water recedes. This story continues below.
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'It's best to just shut the motor off' | Waco mechanic shares what to do and what not to do after your car is submerged in water

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By Adriana Alexander Verified
| KCEN-TV (Temple, TX) Verified
WACO, Texas — After heavy rainfall Sunday night left roads underwater and submerged dozens of vehicles across parts of McLennan County, local mechanics are warning drivers to think twice before starting flood-damaged cars. Some vehicles caught in the flooding may be a total loss, but others could still be salvaged if owners take the proper steps immediately after the water recedes.
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'It's best to just shut the motor off' | Mechanic shares what to do and what not to do after your car is submerged in water

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By Adriana Alexander Verified
| KVUE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
WACO, Texas — After heavy rainfall Sunday night left roads underwater and submerged dozens of vehicles across parts of McLennan County, local mechanics are warning drivers to think twice before starting flood-damaged cars. Some vehicles caught in the flooding may be a total loss, but others could still be salvaged if owners take the proper steps immediately after the water recedes.
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