Never Drive Your Car Through A Flood!

Why is water pouring out of this car's engine oil pan?! 🚗💧
When you do a routine oil change, you expect thick, dark motor oil to drain out. But in this catastrophic video, gallons of clear water pour directly out of the oil pan! 
Oil and water do not mix! If water is in the oil pan, it usually means one of two terrible things has happened. Either the engine's head gasket completely blew and allowed the liquid engine coolant to mix with the oil, or the driver drove the car into a flooded street! If a car drives into deep water, the engine's air intake acts like a straw, sucking gallons of water directly into the metal cylinders and down into the oil pan. This is called "hydrolocking" and it completely destroys the motor!