Where does water leakage in a car usually come from?
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Water leakage in a car usually comes from the sunroof, or due to poor sealing of the door seals, causing water to enter during car washes or rain. Sunroof leakage generally occurs in two situations: one is when small sand particles or dust clog the sunroof drainage channel, and the other is when the sunroof sealing strip shifts or "lifts up." Below is some relevant information about sealing strips: 1. Introduction: A sealing strip is a product designed to seal something, making it difficult to open, and serves functions such as shock absorption, waterproofing, sound insulation, heat insulation, dust prevention, and fixation. Sealing strips can be made of various materials, including rubber, paper, metal, and plastic. 2. Classification of sealing strips: Sealing strips can be classified based on cross-sectional shape, vulcanization method, application area and purpose, and material used.