I'm really sorry to hear about this... I honestly can't help with any DIY methods for these things... Hope everything goes well
Best of luck man
Best of luck man
I don't think they will claim it as totaled that's why. It will only cost maybe 15-20k I'm assuming to bring the car back to normal standards and just put a salvage title on it, or buy me a new car. Which do you think they will do? Then I will be left with a salvaged title and the value will depreciate as well as my insurance going up.Why don't you want to file a claim? If they declare it a total due to flood damage, why would you want to keep it?
How far did the water go up? If anything, I would have a Lexus tech look at your car to make sure there is no signs of water damage to your motor. Because the F has a lot of electrical both in the engine bay and throughout the chassis, you're at a risk if the wiring is damaged.I don't think they will claim it as totaled that's why. It will only cost maybe 15-20k I'm assuming to bring the car back to normal standards and just put a salvage title on it, or buy me a new car. Which do you think they will do? Then I will be left with a salvaged title and the value will depreciate as well as my insurance going up.
------------------------------------------------------------------------it came up to the floor board. I just called up sewell lexus for the carpeting it comes out to 1000 shipped for all carpeting and the carpet rugs. Let's just hope my engine can crank okay...
it was a flash flood and yes I was stuck in traffic with nowhere to go...------------------------------------------------------------------------
I really don't think it'll be that bad. Change the oil and filter asap, get the carpet out and have it cleaned and dried professionally. Did the water go up to your seats? If it was just floor board deep, I don't think it'll be that bad. I don't think you'll even need to change the plugs. Were you in grid lock traffic when this happened and got caught in a falsh flood? Or was it parked when it happened?