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Grayfox
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I know, avoid when possible, but I didn't see it until it was too late. I drove my 2002 Ford Mustang through maybe a foot of water for something like 10 seconds. It felt like it was about to stall but never did. On the drive home there were brief but occasional moments where the car would seem to lose some power as I shifted through the gears and increased the rpms. It seems like a transmission thing to me but I don't see how water could get in it if it keeps oil from leaking out. I'm pretty sure water didn't get into the intake, I think the engine is fine, so what are the most common dangers/problems associated with driving through water like that? Does anyone know why my car would act like this? Thanks.