What are the effects of a scratched car chassis?
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The effects of a scratched car chassis are as follows: 1. Damage to the exhaust pipe: The exhaust pipe is located at the bottom of the vehicle and is also quite fragile. Hitting hard objects like stones can even cause it to tear. Speed bumps are common and vary in height and shape. Some are higher or wider, and if the driver does not slow down when passing over them, it is easy to cause damage. Typically, the front bumper and exhaust pipe are the most vulnerable. 2. Damage to the brake fluid line: If the brake fluid line leaks, it can be dangerous. Modern cars widely use hydraulic brake systems, and original brake fluid lines are rarely made of metal-nylon tubing, usually being rubber hoses. If the undercarriage is scraped, the first thing to check should be whether the brake fluid line is damaged. It is recommended to replace it with a more pressure-resistant nylon-metal tubing.