What are the causes of car spontaneous combustion?
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The main causes of car spontaneous combustion are as follows: Cause one: Problems with the car's oil circuit, leading to oil or fluid leakage; Cause two: Aging or improper connection of vehicle wiring causing short circuits or sparks; Cause three: Combustion of flammable materials due to high temperatures; Cause four: Fire caused by vehicle collision or mechanical failure; Cause five: Excessive accumulation of engine sludge, combined with high summer temperatures and engine heat, causing the sludge to spontaneously combust due to the heat. Main scenarios of car spontaneous combustion: The car has been waterlogged. After driving through water, it may lead to oxidation of electrical connectors, uneven power supply causing localized overheating, which can trigger spontaneous combustion.