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Is It Serious If the Car Scrapes the Chassis?

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Annie

07/25/25 3:59am

Whether scraping the chassis is serious depends on different situations: 1. Minor scraping is not a problem; 2. If the exhaust pipe or catalytic converter under the chassis is scraped, it may cause the vehicle's exhaust system to malfunction; 3. If the vehicle's suspension is scraped and deformed, it may lead to issues with the vehicle's wheel alignment, causing the vehicle to pull to one side or produce abnormal noises. Daily maintenance for the chassis includes: 1. Ensuring good lubrication and proper adjustment of wheel hub bearings; 2. Properly adjusting the front wheel toe-in and ensuring good lubrication and adjustment of wheel hub bearings; 3. Paying attention to changes in the front and rear axles and the frame; 4. Monitoring the working condition of the clutch; 5. Adjusting the brake clearance appropriately; 6. Checking for any damage to the leaf springs. Methods to prevent chassis scratches include: 1. Applying automotive chassis armor to the vehicle's chassis, wheel hubs, and fuel tank; 2. Installing an engine guard plate.

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