Does the Haval H6 still rust now?
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Haval H6 may experience rusting issues. Here are some precautions to avoid rust: 1. Car chassis: The chassis is usually low and can be damaged by flying gravel, uneven road surfaces, and corrosion from rain or snow, significantly shortening its lifespan. It is recommended to dry the chassis after washing and apply anti-rust treatment. 2. Trunk: The trunk often contains items like spare tires, luggage, and bottled water. During rainy summer weather, temperature differences can cause condensation, leading to moisture buildup and corrosion over time. Owners should regularly inspect the trunk, air out the trunk carpet, and use desiccants to keep it dry. 3. Braking system: After rain or car washing, moisture can accumulate in the brake fluid reservoir and be absorbed by the brake fluid. Some brake fluids absorb excessive moisture, causing water droplets to vaporize under high temperatures during braking, leading to brake failure. If the brake fluid is found to absorb too much moisture, it should be professionally drained immediately.