Does installing an electric tailgate affect the car?
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Modifying an electric tailgate can easily damage the car's computer, circuits, and body, potentially leading to short circuits, fires, or water leakage due to poor sealing of the electric tailgate. Additionally, modifying an electric tailgate falls under the category of vehicle modifications, and whether it is legal depends on approval from the vehicle management office. Many unauthorized modifications of electric tailgates are illegal and will certainly fail the annual inspection. Additional information is as follows: 1. Electric tailgate: Since installing an electric tailgate is considered a modification, the key consideration is whether it will affect the original vehicle system. Qualified products should avoid altering the car's computer, circuits, or body during installation to prevent short circuits caused by modifications. 2. Electric tailgate products: Most are divided into single-arm and dual-arm types, with the controller and electric push rod playing crucial roles in the electric tailgate. Comparatively, dual-arm electric tailgates are more reliable because the left and right support rods are synchronized, ensuring even force distribution on the tailgate and better support strength, naturally preventing future door deformation issues. Thus, it avoids deformation from long-term use or collisions.
