How to Screw on a License Plate?
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Steps for screwing on a license plate: 1. First, check if there are any foreign objects in the screw holes. After inspecting the screw holes, pre-assemble each set of screws in the following order from top to bottom: screw rod, anti-theft cap, and washer; 2. Align the reserved holes on the license plate with the screw holes on the car's license plate mounting position, then screw in the first set of screws. Note that they should not be tightened completely—just enough to hold the license plate in place; 3. Install the remaining sets of screws. Once all four screws for each license plate are in place and checked for issues, tighten them with a screwdriver; 4. Finally, secure the anti-theft caps to complete the installation. License plate installation must be standardized. All mounting holes should be equipped with sealing devices that meet the GA804 requirements, except when vehicle conditions prevent installation. When using a license plate frame for auxiliary installation, the inner edge of the frame must be more than 5mm away from the edge of the vehicle registration number characters, and it must not cover the production serial identifier.