Is it normal for the car to become damp when it rains?
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It is not normal for the car to become damp when it rains. The reasons for the car becoming damp when it rains are as follows: 1. Metal is prone to rust: In a humid environment, metal undergoes oxidation reactions and is very susceptible to rust. High humidity makes the metal parts of the car more prone to rust, especially in areas where surface rust prevention is not done well. 2. Air conditioning is difficult to dry: In summer, turning on the air conditioning and directly parking in an underground parking space can make it difficult for the air conditioning to dry. Additionally, the air conditioning ventilation system, if left in a moist state for a long time, can easily breed mold and produce odors. Long-term neglect of cleaning the air conditioning system can lead to various issues and also affect health. 3. Shortened lifespan of vehicle fluids: High humidity can also shorten the lifespan of vehicle fluids, such as lubricating oil and brake fluid. High humidity can also increase the water content in fuel, making it harder to start the engine in the morning, especially in autumn.