Water in exhaust on heavy rain?

[TonyblackZ]

Where I Live its raining cats and dogs, my car is in the parking lot and the water is at the level of the rear bumper meaning that the exhausts are below the water level now, does the water goes in the pipes and if it does can cause damage to the engine or other parts? can I start the engine when the water level goes down?

Please advise.

Thanks!

[davidv]

Probably not good if the car is underwater amigo.

[knils]

^ Lmao

I recommend moving your vehicle...

[Nexx]

your exhaust is exactly that an exhaust. think about it for a second. why is it called an EXHAUST?

[stevehl]

man, that is not good. I guess all you can do is start the car and rev it like crazy. Then just try driving around. hahaha orrrrr, you can drive it up an incline and see if water comes out the tips hahaha

[dirtbikr]

It'll be fine, once you drive it for a while all the water will disappear, just don't make a habit of it...

[KingBaby]

SPAM

[gshadyz]

[MarvinMartian]

I'm be more worried about the dogs and cats falling outta the sky . . . .

[gshadyz]

Originally Posted by MarvinMartian

I'm be more worried about the dogs and cats falling outta the sky . . . .

hahaha true

[Z04]

you should be more worried about water inside the car itself

[BoomerZ33]

unless your car is parked in a steep driveway (rear bumper up) and water enters the exhaust like that i wouldn't worry too much.

[NyCSnEaK]

If your really that concerned op, locate a buddy with a winch and ease her out of there.