What Are the Reasons for Car Sunroof Leakage?
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Car sunroofs are prone to leakage due to the following reasons: 1. Lack of maintenance over time can cause the sunroof sealing rubber strip to age; 2. Driving on bumpy roads with the sunroof fully open can lead to significant vibrations between the sunroof and the sliding rails, causing component deformation; 3. Blocked drainage pipes. Methods to address sunroof leakage include: 1. Replacing the sunroof's rubber strip; 2. Cleaning small sand particles and dust from the sunroof drainage channel; 3. Ensuring the sunroof is properly closed; 4. Unclogging the drainage pipes. The function of a car sunroof is to provide ventilation. Maintenance methods include: 1. Regularly checking the condition of the sunroof guide rails; 2. Reducing the frequency of sunroof use; 3. Avoiding opening the sunroof when the car is cold in winter; 4. Checking the sunroof's drainage condition before the rainy season begins.