Where are the drainage holes located on the BYD S7?
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BYD S7's drainage holes are distributed in locations such as the fuel tank cap, engine compartment, door panels, sunroof, and more. Below are the specific details: 1. Sunroof drainage hole: The initial clogging of the sunroof drainage hole usually occurs at the entrance, which can be seen by opening the sunroof and is relatively easy to clean. 2. Engine compartment drainage hole: Since the engine compartment is very close to the air conditioning intake, bacteria can easily grow in the stuffy compartment and affect the air quality inside the car through the air filter. In severe cases, water may flow into the car through the air conditioning intake, causing floor water accumulation. 3. Door drainage hole: Due to the low position of the door drainage hole, vehicles driving on muddy roads for a long time can easily have the drainage hole blocked by mud. 4. Fuel tank cap drainage hole: Since the vehicle is used outdoors, sand and dust can accumulate around the fuel tank cap through its gaps. If this drainage hole is blocked, water may enter the fuel tank during car washing or rainy weather, leading to fuel tank damage. 5. Air conditioning drainage hole: The car's air conditioning produces condensate during cooling, and the condensate pipe is located under the chassis. During the rainy season, mud and water accumulation can also block the drainage hole, with consequences similar to the engine compartment drainage hole blockage—water may flow back into the car, causing floor water accumulation. 6. Trunk drainage hole: The spare tire area in the trunk is one of the lower parts of the car body. If the vehicle wades through deep water or water seeps through the gaps in the lights, it will flow to this position inside the car body.
