Reasons for Water Accumulation in the Main Driver's Compartment

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DiGeorge
07/30/25 1:56am
Here are the reasons for water accumulation in the main driver's compartment: 1. Not closing the window during rainy days: After getting out of the car, failing to confirm whether the main driver's side window is tightly closed can allow rainwater to enter the main driver's compartment. Over time, this can lead to water accumulation under the main driver's compartment. 2. Issues with drainage outlets: If water continues to drip under the driver's compartment after ruling out human factors, it is necessary to inspect the car's drainage outlets. There are four drainage outlets in total—the front two are for sunroof drainage, while the rear two are for draining water flowing on the car.
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