How Much Impact Does Replacing a Car Door Have on the Vehicle?
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Replacing a car door can have several impacts on the vehicle, including potential color mismatches in the paint and reduced sound insulation. If a door replacement is necessary, it is advisable to have it done at a 4S shop. Additionally, replacing a door might also degrade the vehicle's sound insulation from external noise. If the door is not replaced through official channels, issues with assembly techniques or details may arise, leading to problems such as air leaks or increased noise during high-speed driving. Furthermore, from a vehicle warranty perspective, car doors are not considered wear-and-tear parts. Any replacement can raise suspicions of prior collision damage, potentially classifying the car as an accident vehicle. This can depreciate the car's value, and if sold as a used car, the price may be significantly discounted. Important considerations when replacing a car door: Check if the gaps around the car door are uniform and the surface is smooth; otherwise, unusual noises may occur. Test the door's sealing integrity to prevent issues like water or air leaks. Repeatedly open and close the door to ensure smooth operation and the absence of unusual sounds.