Oklahoma City Mechanic Warns Drivers of High Engine Repair Costs from Floodwaters
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 15
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What happened
Jeff Beck, owner of Beck's Garage in Oklahoma City, warned drivers about the dangers of driving through floodwaters and ignoring road-closed signs. He stated that his shop frequently sees vehicles damaged during the rainy season, often resulting in destroyed engines.
From koco.com
Why it matters
Beck explained that modern cars may ingest water into low-mounted air intakes, which can ruin the engine. He cautioned that this damage can be significant, potentially ruining an engine valued between $25,000 and $30,000.
From koco.com
Who's involved
- Jeff BeckOwner and president of Beck's Garage, providing warnings about vehicle damage.
- Oklahoma CityLocation where Beck's Garage is situated and where the flood warnings apply.
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Oklahoma City
city and state capital of Oklahoma, United States