Is it okay to use the sunroof tilt function on rainy days?
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No, this will allow water to enter. The uses of a car sunroof: 1. Change the traditional ventilation method: The car sunroof changes the traditional form of ventilation. Wind blows in to form an airflow that draws out the stale air inside the cabin. 2. Quickly remove fog inside the car: Using the sunroof to defog is a quick method of defogging. Especially in summer and autumn when there is more rain and higher humidity. 3. Rapid cooling to save energy: Using the sunroof also has energy-saving benefits. In the hot summer, a car left in the sun for an hour can easily reach an internal temperature of around 70°C. If you have a car with a sunroof, simply opening it can cool the car 2-3 times faster than using the air conditioning, and it also saves gasoline. 4. During traffic jams: In traffic jams, all vehicles are either stationary or moving slowly, and car exhaust inevitably becomes more concentrated than at any other time. Opening the sunroof and closing all side windows at this time can prevent exhaust fumes from entering the cabin. The negative pressure ventilation of the sunroof will expel the stale air from the car, preventing polluted air from entering the cabin. 5. Refreshing: Have you ever noticed while driving on the highway that once the car heater has been on for too long, it's easy to feel drowsy? If you open the side windows, you'll be bothered by the noise and crosswinds from the open windows.
