Does the Engine Undercover Affect Engine Collapse?

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Installing an undercover does not affect engine collapse. Below are the specific advantages and disadvantages of adding an undercover: Advantages of adding an undercover: For owners who frequently drive on muddy, gravel, or other complex road conditions, the engine undercover can prevent mud, debris, and other foreign materials from entering the engine, keeping it clean and reducing corrosion from rain and snow. More importantly, it can protect the chassis from scrapes and impacts, extending the engine's lifespan. Especially during nighttime driving when visibility is poor, hitting speed bumps or uneven roads can easily damage the engine or oil pan without an undercover. Disadvantages of adding an undercover: However, some vehicle models do not come with an engine undercover from the factory to prevent interference with engine collapse in the event of a collision. If added afterward, it may increase the risk of injury to passengers, which is why many owners choose not to install one.