Where Does the Dust Inside the Car Come From?

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Dust enters the car interior from the following sources: 1. Dust enters through the grille. 2. Dust enters through the chassis. In reality, less dust enters the engine compartment through the grille, while more dust enters through the chassis. This is because when the car travels on the road, dust kicked up by the tires can easily enter the engine compartment. Without an engine guard plate, the amount of dust can be significant. Here is some additional information: 1. Design Concept: The engine guard plate is a custom-designed protective device for various car models, primarily intended to prevent mud from enveloping the engine and to protect the engine from damage caused by impacts from uneven road surfaces during driving. 2. Purpose: Through a series of designs, it aims to extend the engine's service life and avoid car breakdowns due to external factors causing engine damage during travel.