What to Do If the Car Chassis Is Scraped and Leaking?
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If the car chassis is scraped and leaking, this situation should be taken seriously. You should immediately take the car to a repair shop to analyze the damaged parts causing the oil leak, such as the engine oil filter, oil pan gasket, damaged seals, or front and rear crankshaft oil seals. Below is a partial introduction to car chassis collisions: 1. If the car chassis is scraped, as long as the speed during the impact is not high and the sound of the scrape is not loud, there is generally no issue. 2. If there is a loud noise, the oil pan may be dented. The oil pan is where the engine oil is stored. If all the oil leaks out, the engine will lack lubrication, leading to cylinder scoring. 3. If the chassis hits a rock while driving, you must stop and check whether the oil pan (the oil storage compartment) is damaged and whether there is any oil leakage. If this happens, drive the car to the nearest repair shop as soon as possible.