What Causes Water Leakage from Windows into the Car Interior?
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Water leakage from car windows is generally caused by aging window seals or clogged door drainage holes. Below are the relevant explanations: 1. Cleaning: For power windows, the dust inside the window seals should be cleaned regularly. The rubber strip attached to the top of the window frame is designed to prevent rainwater from entering the car. This rubber strip is in constant contact with the window glass. If the window glass is too dirty, the friction with the rubber strip increases, directly causing the window to fail to open or close properly. 2. Application: Applying a maintenance agent to the rubber is crucial. The rubber parts supporting both ends of the glass should be carefully inspected to ensure they are in good condition. When the sliding condition between the glass and the guide is poor, a rubber maintenance agent can be applied.