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How not to drive through floodwater.
27 Sep 2024 13:43 - 27 Sep 2024 13:44 #257709
by lightning
Replied by lightning on topic How not to drive through floodwater.
l've never understand people hammering their expensive vehicles through flood water.
Are they stupid (is it possible to genuinely be that stupid) or do they just not care.
As in, company car so who gives a stuff, on lease so l'll just throw it back at the dealer if it stops working, l genuinely think the vehicle will make it through a metre deep flood because l have absolutely no idea what's going on under the bonnet?
Are they stupid (is it possible to genuinely be that stupid) or do they just not care.
As in, company car so who gives a stuff, on lease so l'll just throw it back at the dealer if it stops working, l genuinely think the vehicle will make it through a metre deep flood because l have absolutely no idea what's going on under the bonnet?
Last edit: 27 Sep 2024 13:44 by lightning.
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27 Sep 2024 18:28 #257715
by facade
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Replied by facade on topic How not to drive through floodwater.
I think it is a combination of 3 things
1) They are that stupid.
2) It isn't their car so breaking it doesn't matter because
3) Their insurance picks up the bill. (Which means that we get to pay for their stupidity!)
Like I said at the start, it is about time that insurers stopped paying for engine damage caused by driving through flood water.
If you park at the bottom of a hill and wake up to find raw sewage lapping around the door handles they should pay out, but it will be obvious that the engine hasn't been run underwater.
1) They are that stupid.
2) It isn't their car so breaking it doesn't matter because
3) Their insurance picks up the bill. (Which means that we get to pay for their stupidity!)
Like I said at the start, it is about time that insurers stopped paying for engine damage caused by driving through flood water.
If you park at the bottom of a hill and wake up to find raw sewage lapping around the door handles they should pay out, but it will be obvious that the engine hasn't been run underwater.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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