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I know!

🚗 to friends whose cars were drowned and flooded. 🚗

ðŸšŦ calm down. ✌✌✌

ðŸšŦ do not start cars. Follow the steps recommended by this fellow mechanic.

ðŸšŦ read now.# Every drowned car has a solution.At 54.

✅ drowning car now! ❄

1 can remove one battery, positive or negative.

2 Take a mobile phone, take a picture of the car at every point where the water enters

3 Take pictures when the maximum flood will know where the car is.

4 At low tide, at low tide, call together to fix

5 patch together. Let's see the car. Put on the bat. Let's stick it,♩ Absolutely forbiddenBecause the water enters the intake pipe into the piston head, and when it is attached, the water compresses in the engine room, causing the connecting rod to bend.

Eventually, tens of thousands of repairs.

6 Provide 0 Service Drag-In Insurance Ready To Book

To be responsible for everything. Make it the same and sign.

7 people?# No insuranceFollow the following

✅ 7.1 Take off the bat

✅ 7.2 Remove the blowing air, follow every power pug, and remove the ECU box.

You can blow it, you can blow it gently or you can blow your hair and you can dry it for 20 minutes.# If the wind blows hardThese boxes have glaze, so they can't drown, but they're wearing the wrong bat, replacing the tens of thousands.

✅ 7.3 Transfuse Engine Oil Gear Differential Sprocket Disposable Refill

✅ 7.4 car# BenshillRemove the spark plug for three seconds.

Do this three times. First time, the water is out of the spark plug. Very.

📌 # Don't forget to take off the spark plug. The crooked connecting rod loses ten thousand money.

✅ 7.5 # Dechell, take off the nozzle or the burner, either, and stick it in four seconds, do it four times.

✅ 7.6 Assemble the night, clear the fuel tank, re-fill the music and stick it on.

Do as you say. Don't skip the steps.

✅ 7.7. Once the engine's stuck, it can't get into gear. It can't run.

Because the crush is next to the crush comb.

Eight drowning bikes.

✅ 8.1 to do everything. Like 7.1 to 7.6.

A motorcycle as good as a battery. Drowned, dry battery.

✌ïļ # Which one finished reading that person is a good person of society and sharing

📌 friends at Hat Yai and everyone in the car drowned.

At least it helps.

Get merit,, and # People who share get big merit

âĪïļ Thai people help each other. Help each other.

✌ïļ, don't forget to share it with your friends to read. Please encourage Songkhla people, everyone.

âœīïļ # Credit mechanic Monday

Thank you, message credit owner.

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