Where is the location of the car's drainage holes?
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Generally, the drainage holes of a vehicle are located in the following areas: the front windshield of the engine compartment, the four corners inside the sunroof, the lower part of the front and rear doors, inside the fuel tank cap, at the bottom of the spare tire in the trunk, and the gaps between the front and rear headlights and the body fenders. The most prone to clogging are the drainage holes in the engine compartment and the sunroof. The drainage outlets on a car are as follows: 1. Radiator drainage hole: Most radiators tilt upwards, so they may contain a lot of water. For safety, a drainage pipe is designed to drain water using a special conduit. If driving for too long, dirt may accumulate on it, requiring cleaning to prevent vehicle corrosion. 2. Door drainage outlet: This drainage outlet is located within the door's rubber seal, providing a certain level of sound insulation. If water enters the door, it could potentially damage the electronic components inside. 3. Sunroof drainage outlets: Sunroofs usually have several drainage outlets to prevent water accumulation from rain from seeping into the car. 4. Car condensate drainage outlet: The car condensate drainage outlet is typically located under the car's evaporator. Normally, if a puddle of water is found under the car, it indicates an issue with the condensate drainage outlet.
