Is Filing Required When Replacing a Car Grille?

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StRichard
07/30/25 12:20am
Starting from September 1, 2019, replacing a car grille is considered a legal modification, so there is no need to file for it after replacement. Only modifications like changing the car body color require filing, otherwise, the car will not pass the annual inspection. Below is more information about car grilles: 1. The function of a car grille: The car grille is mainly used for air intake and ventilation for components like the car radiator and engine, preventing external objects from damaging internal parts while driving. 2. How a car grille works: During the use of the car, the grille is installed on the car body to allow air to enter while keeping out foreign objects. Typically, grilles can be installed on the car radiator, bumper, fender, or even the car roof.
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