Is It Normal for the Chassis to Get Scratched?

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Chassis scratches can be divided into two scenarios: minor and severe: 1. Minor scratches: If the scratches are minor, they generally won't cause significant issues. Minor scratches may only affect metal attachments or plastic components on the chassis and can be addressed with simple touch-up paint or repairs. 2. Severe scratches: Severe scratches are most likely to damage components such as the transmission, engine oil pan, exhaust pipe, and fuel tank. Additionally, the suspension, steering linkage, and various fluid lines may fracture or sustain damage due to impact with protruding objects. If such damage occurs, prompt repairs are necessary. Below is an introduction to the relevant functions: Role: The chassis serves as the bottom framework of the vehicle. On one hand, it supports critical components like the engine, body frame, and transmission. On the other hand, it provides the structural foundation for the orderly integration of the four major vehicle systems—suspension, braking, steering, and driving—ensuring the car can operate normally.