Does changing the color of car calipers require registration?

[VictoriaLee]

Changing the color of calipers requires applying for modification registration of the motor vehicle. According to the "Road Traffic Safety Law," the following documents must be submitted: Original "Motor Vehicle Modification Registration Application Form." Original and photocopy of the identity documents of the motor vehicle owner and agent. Original motor vehicle registration certificate. Original motor vehicle license. Precautions for painting car calipers: The paint used must be heat-resistant. There are no additional methods for cleaning, as many caliper surfaces are not smooth. After cleaning as thoroughly as possible, the paint can be applied. However, the durability will not be long, as there are no protective measures, and the paint may be chipped by small stones, gravel, or brake dust. The brake booster and master cylinder are connected in series. Typically, it appears as a large black cylindrical or conical container. It is also a piston mechanism, with a diaphragm dividing the booster into two chambers. One side is connected to the engine intake pipe, while the other side is exposed to the outside atmosphere. Since the engine creates a vacuum on one side of the booster during operation, a significant pressure difference is generated across the diaphragm. This, combined with the pressure applied by the driver, pushes against the master cylinder to produce substantial braking force. Additionally, according to Article 10 of the "Motor Vehicle Registration Regulations," registered motor vehicles must apply for modification registration under the following circumstances: Change of body color. Replacement of the engine. Replacement of the body or frame. Replacement of the entire vehicle due to quality issues. Change of usage nature, such as converting a commercial vehicle to non-commercial or vice versa. Change of the motor vehicle owner's residence into or out of the jurisdiction of the vehicle management office. Furthermore, according to Article 15 of the "Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China": Police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, and engineering rescue vehicles must be painted with designated patterns and equipped with alarms and warning lights as required. Other motor vehicles are prohibited from using patterns, alarms, or warning lights that are exclusive to or resemble those of the aforementioned vehicles.