What Causes Water in the Jetta Trunk?
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Jetta trunk water causes are detailed as follows: Damaged Sealing Strip: The waterproofing of various parts of the car body is ensured by sealing strips. These rubber strips have a certain degree of strength and hardness, and do not deform under certain pressure conditions. However, prolonged exposure to external air can cause natural aging of the rubber, and high frequency of use can lead to wear and tear. Once the sealing strip is damaged, water can easily seep in. Trunk Deformation: The design of the car trunk follows specific rules, with corresponding drainage curvature designs in the A, B, C, and D zones. If the trunk's shape is compromised, severe water leakage can occur during rain.