What are the techniques for dealing with poor door sealing?
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Apply door sealing strips and sealant. Here is more information about door sealing: 1. Techniques: Reinforce door sealing conditions to prevent wind, frost, rain, and snow from entering the cabin. This effectively improves the airtightness of the door and prevents wind, frost, rain, and snow from entering the cabin. Regularly inspect the sealing strips for large cracks or breaks. If found, use adhesive for repairs. If repairs are not possible, it is recommended to replace the sealing strip directly. 2. Safety hazards: Insufficient door sealing poses safety risks. Ignoring this issue will only increase the likelihood of accidents.
Having driven for over 30 years, I've seen plenty of cases with poor door sealing. Common issues include hardened or aged sealing strips or improperly aligned doors. When dealing with this, I first feel the sealing strip by hand—if it feels brittle, it's time for a replacement. Clean it by wiping off dirt with a damp cloth and spray some rubber conditioner to restore elasticity. To test for air leaks, spray soapy water while closing the door—where bubbles blow indicates the leak. Small cracks can be fixed with specialized sealant, while more serious cases may require purchasing a matching sealing strip online for just a few dozen bucks. Prevention is key—check the sealing groove every few months to prevent dust buildup, and avoid prolonged sun exposure in summer to prevent rubber deformation. Air and water leaks are truly annoying—not only do they cause loud wind noise at high speeds, but water seepage can lead to rust and musty odors. DIY repairs save hassle, effort, and money.