Does Parking on Damp Ground Have Any Impact?
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Erosion of the chassis: In humid environments, the oxidation rate of metal accelerates. The failure rate of chassis components will increase. Below are detailed explanations: 1. Interior moisture: Dampness and mold inside the car. Prolonged parking in underground garages makes the interior more prone to dampness and mold, especially in rainy southern regions, affecting the health of occupants. Iron components such as hinges and locks inside the doors and welded parts of the car body are also susceptible to rust and corrosion. It's crucial to ensure proper dehumidification to avoid hazards while driving. 2. Bacterial growth: Aging car paint. Due to temperature factors after summer rains and lack of sunlight in underground garages, the car interior is more likely to harbor various bacteria. Regular dehumidification and sterilization of the interior space are particularly important. Humidity also affects the car's paint, as it can easily lead to paint aging and discoloration. 3. Impact on circuits: Affects circuits and damages the engine. Long-term parking in damp locations can affect the car's components and wiring, especially the car's 'heart'—the engine. Without proper lubrication for extended periods, the engine's internal wiring can age, and parts can rust, leading to engine damage.