Can an Air Conditioning Outdoor Unit Fit in a Sedan's Trunk?
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Different car models have varying trunk sizes, and generally, a mid-sized car can accommodate an air conditioning outdoor unit. Here is some extended information about the trunk: 1. Essentials: Reflective warning triangle, used to alert vehicles behind in case of a breakdown. Fire extinguisher, for unexpected vehicle fires. Dust brush, mainly used for cleaning the windshield. Small emergency light, for signaling help or self-rescue; tools like wrenches and a jack, for changing a flat tire. 2. Precautions: Do not fill the trunk to capacity during daily short-distance driving; do not use the trunk as a 'storage room'; do not leave or forget food in the trunk. It is best to use trunk mats made of synthetic fibers, cotton, or wool, and avoid heavy floor coverings, as a set of floor coverings can weigh between 10 to 15 kilograms, which can affect fuel consumption. Do not store flammable or explosive items like lighters or hairspray in the trunk, as the trunk is a more enclosed space. In hot weather, combined with road bumps, these items could potentially explode.